The Tiger 750 that I'm restoring has some moderate "pull back" or "Baby Ape Hanger" handlebars on it. I like the look of them, and they're gonna stay on the bike. 
The DUMMY who owned the bike before me, and presumably added the handlebars, did it without using longer cables or brake hose; he used what was already there.
To make the brake hose fit, he unbolted the fitting from the triple tree and STRAIGHTENED OUT the brake hard line that goes down the fork,
generally making a mess of things. There's a good 10" of hard line sticking up above the triple tree, waving around unsupported in midair.
Now it's time to undo his kludge job.
New, longer clutch and throttle cables have been procured.
The stock upper brake hose measures about 12" long. I was amazed to find that by my measurements (and a little bit of guestimation) the required hose with these bars is in the 22" - 24" range!
I'm not seeing anyone offering hydraulic brake hoses that long with Triumph friendly fittings on it.
Does anybody know of a source?
If not... can somebody reccommend someone who can make up a custom brake line? Hopefully, for a reasonable price!
Thanks in advance!
The DUMMY who owned the bike before me, and presumably added the handlebars, did it without using longer cables or brake hose; he used what was already there.
To make the brake hose fit, he unbolted the fitting from the triple tree and STRAIGHTENED OUT the brake hard line that goes down the fork,
Now it's time to undo his kludge job.
New, longer clutch and throttle cables have been procured.
The stock upper brake hose measures about 12" long. I was amazed to find that by my measurements (and a little bit of guestimation) the required hose with these bars is in the 22" - 24" range!
I'm not seeing anyone offering hydraulic brake hoses that long with Triumph friendly fittings on it.
Does anybody know of a source?
If not... can somebody reccommend someone who can make up a custom brake line? Hopefully, for a reasonable price!
Thanks in advance!