Not sure. Polaris is an American co. not that it makes a difference
I saw quite a few on Evilbay. I can have one custom made at a local shop that specializes in that but I'm a cheap b@$t@#d and proud of it!

 

Just use steel tubing with a couple of loops in it for flexibility! That's what later trucks use! You can wrap tthe tubing around a can or a two inch socket etc... to form the loops!

 

Now you tell us. I spent days if not weeks looking for the solution. Actually I'm very happy with my Line/hose/line set up and would do it again.

 

polaris is all sae

 

i would have to think that any brake line off american made automobiles would probably work.....the steel braided polaris line looked good to tho.just finishing up swapping 5.0 with auto trans so no more quad parts under my hood.......i think......another odd fact i found out is that the polaris wheels have the same bolt pattern as my 1990 gt mustang

 

Maybe ford has an interest in polaris LOL

 

The cost for a used one seems reasonable. What year and model is your polaris?

 

dont remember the year,it was a 4wd,at least a 750...at one time i had a backyard full of junk bikes,atvs as i am the only guy in town who works on them,over the last few years the police have pretty much put a stop to people riding dirt bikes around here,gave my whole junkyard away,i have the least amount of vehicles ive had in 20 yrs or so(1 car,1 truck,1 bike ,and a gocart project i couldnt bear to part with)anyway,the polaris was huge utility type,sportsman maybe?

 

ford already made a quad it was called the model t

 

I too could not find that line. Finally just used steel break line and it worked just fine. Looks home made but it works.