AS3 Venhill Braided Clutch Line (part no. 26403) | HUSQVARNA TC 65 2024-2026
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AS3 Performance Venhill clutch lines are constructed from marine grade stainless steel and DuPont PTFE heat resistant hosing which will eliminate expansion in the hose to improve the feel and responsiveness of your clutch. All AS3 Venhill clutch lines are factory tested to 1500 psi and are built to meet or exceed TUV and DOT requirements.
Unlike most other clutch lines the AS3 Venhill clutch lines are fitted with 303 stainless steel swivel unions which allows you to slightly adjust the angle of the heads to give you a perfect fitment every time.
Will Fit
- 2024-2026 Husqvarna TC 65
- (Due to the swivel nut design of our clutch lines this part has had to be re-designed for better fitment and will fit slightly differently to the OEM line, with the straight banjo at the handlebar end and the 90 degree banjo and bolt at the slave cylinder end. Please see the diagram in the product photos)
Features
- Braided from marine grade stainless steel
- DuPont PTFE heat resistant hosing
- Improves the feel and responsiveness of your clutch
- Chrome heads with stainless steel swivel unions
- Factory tested to 1500 psi
- DOT and TUV approved
- Each line comes with 4 copper washers
- UK company with 12 month warranty
- Custom colours and lengths are available on request
- The photos are stock photos but the part you receive will be correct for the models listed above
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HUSQVARNA TC 65 2024-2026
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