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<D> Steel braided brake hose?

ooniq

By ooniq
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Which brake hose are you using?  

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  1. 1. Which brake hose are you using?


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FREDDY Newbie

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Intend to change the brake hose. any recommendation? can i also know the price and where and i change it. Thanks

 

maybe u can get the GPR steel braided hose at chong aik

$12 nia got to diy lor

 

to me this $12 is good enuff areadi, aniway its oso still braided mah

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aRcHeR Newbie

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me currently using HEL. previously use spiegler... difference is HEL uses stainless steel banjos n fitting whereas spiegler uses aluminium banjos n fittings. all steel braided hoses can last thru out ur ownership of ur bike... even OEM hoses can last u long. but of cos the older the hose, the higher chance it gave way.

 

HEL doesn't use stainless steel for its swage wrappings. braided hoses are actually very cheap.. it's the banjos and fittings that makes the whole brake lines so expensive.

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Sonicgear Newbie

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Looking for goodridges braking hose where to get it and price range?

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skateboy Newbie

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maybe u can get the GPR steel braided hose at chong aik

$12 nia got to diy lor

 

to me this $12 is good enuff areadi, aniway its oso still braided mah

 

$12? is it good enough? cos brakes concerns life...

 

HEL doesn't use stainless steel for its swage wrappings. braided hoses are actually very cheap.. it's the banjos and fittings that makes the whole brake lines so expensive.

 

most of the hoses is steel braided but the cover is made of other material. not sure about the banjos n fittings that made the cost steep but i take it as everything as a whole.

 

anyway, thanx for the enlightment...

 

Looking for goodridges braking hose where to get it and price range?

 

can check at motoworld c have anot...

 

skateboy,

 

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skateboy Newbie

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take ur time to find out more about brake hoses then choose the one that fits ur budget best. next time u change ur bike, u may wanna change again so its good to find out more about the different brake hoses.

 

good luck in the hunt!! cheers... :smile:

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aRcHeR Newbie

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how bout goodrich??

 

goodridge or goodrich? :cheeky:

 

goodridge are the top of the line hose sets available, due to their banjos and fittings..

 

alot of AM hoses around.. goodridge, galfer, speedbrakes, HEL, etc etc..

 

personally i go for goodridge or speedbrakes.. speed brakes have pre-cut lengths for diff bikes, just fit, bleed and go. got diff colours to choose from too..

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aH-JeFF Newbie

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how mani brake hose needed for spec 1 huh??

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skateboy Newbie

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mayb u shd try to add the poll system, n poll the hoses we r using instead of prefer cos prefer but no money oso LL rite? but i think there is a poll on brake hoses sometime back... or i remember wrongly...

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silverwing73 Newbie

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Which motorshop would skateboy recommend to change brake hose with proper bleeding ?

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ShnHwA- Newbie

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any bike shop can do bleeding..they can BLEED u in ur pocket & ur heart..hahaha :offtopic: :cheeky:

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aH-JeFF Newbie

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where can get Goodridge?

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July 2003 to July 2004 Runner Sp 180cc

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skateboy Newbie

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Which motorshop would skateboy recommend to change brake hose with proper bleeding ?

 

i wun say where i recommand. instead, i ask u where do u feel comfortable to let the mech do? if i recommand, u feel no good? how? best is u source for a shop that u can trust then let them do.

 

so far, i had gone to GHC serangoon to bleed. bikelab oso got when i install spiegler. then vector one for hel hose but the price is damn steep. but i'm happy with wat they do so can say money well spent for me.

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PGO Gmax 150: Sept 05 - Dec 05

Honda Super 4 Vtec 1: Nov 05 - Apr 07

Suzuki GSR 400: Apr 07 - Dec 09

Yamaha FZ1S: Nov 09 - May 13

Kawasaki GTR 1400: Jan 13 - ??? ??

Yamaha FZ16ST: May 14 - ??? ??

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arsonist Newbie

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wheres the cheapest to get hel brakehoses 2frt and 1 rear for my spec1?

cheapest and good bleeding skill and knowledge i mean....

any bros out there got any recommendations? pls list down shop and price too... thanks :)

anybody know of any shops which perhaps are having promotion ryte now?

im looking at a price of about $150 is best..

 

pls advise

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skazuz Newbie

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cheapest for hel i get is 180...

 

mah motors parts dunlop street..

 

cheers

skazuz

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currently using speedbrake lines for my specII.....

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aRcHeR Newbie

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currently using speedbrake lines for my specII.....

 

hey bro, saw you OTR just now..

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