rear brake hose problem,
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Re: rear brake hose problem,
i just dont want to spend too much money, ive got like 20 left in my account so i cant buy a new line :\. Drunkn Munky said he will check his garage for a connector for oem line, if anyone else think or know they have one that they can sell me one id be happy to buy it.
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Re: rear brake hose problem,
Well, no offence, but you've clearly not spent too much money on this line, and now you need to spend more to sort out where it's left you! Which unless the thing was free is now going to work out at more than the cost of a new one. Plus the fact that it's on old rubber hose means it's likely to be well past it's best, and even if it's OK now, it'll need chucking in a skip at some point as rubber ones have a limited lifespan - braided ones don't, unless they get damaged. The original braided one on my bike somehow managed to rub on the metal hose guide on the hub pinch bolt... :sxivlia wrote:i just dont want to spend too much money, ive got like 20 left in my account so i cant buy a new line :\. Drunkn Munky said he will check his garage for a connector for oem line, if anyone else think or know they have one that they can sell me one id be happy to buy it.

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Re: rear brake hose problem,
well i bought it from Jetblack on here. i thought it would come with the connector and stuff. but it never and i didnt contact him about it, but i payed 13 for it shipped :\ and no connector came, a bit disappointing really.
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Re: rear brake hose problem,
That hose came to you exactly as it came off my bike. Whats there to be dissapointed about?
It don't matter if i'm fixin' it or ridin' it.
xivlia wrote:sorry about that whole thing jetblack, i just got confused about the whole thing, and i didnt mean any disrespect to you.
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Re: rear brake hose problem,
well i cant use it. there is no connector? i thought the connector from my aftermarket hose would be usable for this hose. but its not, i suppose i should have checked before buying. its okay, im not dissapointed in you or anything, im just dissapointed that i cant use the hose without another connector, which will delay my MOT which in turn will delay me riding the bike 

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Re: rear brake hose problem,
Your bike would probably fail anyway thus postponing it further,xivlia wrote:well i cant use it. there is no connector? i thought the connector from my aftermarket hose would be usable for this hose. but its not, i suppose i should have checked before buying. its okay, im not dissapointed in you or anything, im just dissapointed that i cant use the hose without another connector, which will delay my MOT which in turn will delay me riding the bike
I knew my bike was perfect for mot, I go over it with a keen eye so its doesn't fail picked up 2 advisorys and a fail.
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Re: rear brake hose problem,
If you have the original hose why don't you put that on?xivlia wrote:well i cant use it. there is no connector? i thought the connector from my aftermarket hose would be usable for this hose. but its not, i suppose i should have checked before buying. its okay, im not dissapointed in you or anything, im just dissapointed that i cant use the hose without another connector, which will delay my MOT which in turn will delay me riding the bike
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...
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Re: rear brake hose problem,
Porndok, the MOT tester here arent strict, my bike passed it last year, with a lot of problems... and there are less problems now.
Neo, im trying to put the oem one in, but dont i need some sort of connector, that goes onto the adapter on the reat caliper? or does the oem hose just screw directly onto the adapter on the caliper?
Neo, im trying to put the oem one in, but dont i need some sort of connector, that goes onto the adapter on the reat caliper? or does the oem hose just screw directly onto the adapter on the caliper?
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Re: rear brake hose problem,
Its screws on right, do you want me to go take a picture of my rear brake? it wont take 5 minutesxivlia wrote:Porndok, the MOT tester here arent strict, my bike passed it last year, with a lot of problems... and there are less problems now.
Neo, im trying to put the oem one in, but dont i need some sort of connector, that goes onto the adapter on the reat caliper? or does the oem hose just screw directly onto the adapter on the caliper?
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...
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Re: rear brake hose problem,
oh man yes! please take a picture. =)