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LateAgain
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Having previously only used complete hoses cut to length for my brakes I've ended up with a few lengths of hydraulic hose which are not long enough to use for anything, but too good/long to throw away. I'm sure I've seen hoses connected together on chops and the like... can anyone point me in the right direction where I might get some connectors from? I've done a quick Google search but nothing is jumping out at me. Boo.

My hoses are 6mm diameter I think.

Cheers, Paul.
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not wanting to be rude, but why would you want to?

surely for the costs involved in having a custom made hose, the colour you want, the angled fitting you want etc, along with the piece of mind of it being new.

Im poor as hell, but for what?? £20 for custom made front brake hose, think I would rather do it properly
heavy is good, heavy is reliable, and if it does fail, hit them with it!!!
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rosscla wrote:Any of these sort of thing -

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_trksi ... &_from=R40
Kind of I think, i would have thought they would have identical ends and a joint in the middle. Dont think THEY are quite what I'm after.
tonydevon wrote:along with the piece of mind of it being new.
My surplus hose is new and unused. I have several lengths of it which if joined I can use for my clutch/rear brake etc
Didnt take it as being rude, but I would rather do it myself with my selection of angled stainless banjos.

I'm just not sure where to get any connectors from.
If however a set of connectors is going to cost me a tenner or so, it may not be worth the hassle, and as you say get a hose made up to my spec for 20 notes.

Out of interest where's the best place to get hoses made up? Chiggy?
Does he do the plain braided/Goodrich style, or just the coloured plastic style?
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Nice one Russ.

I'm assuming one of these
http://www.venhill.co.uk/Hoses_-_Compon ... _S-S_.html
and one of these
http://www.venhill.co.uk/Hoses_-_Compon ... ONVEX.html

Pricey mind.
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this guy makes all my hoses, fast service, and quality product, went well out of his way when I was having issues trying to get jap and harley parts to work together.

double diamond geezer as my recently departed mate would have called him :)


http://furoreproducts.co.uk/9-brake-hoses
heavy is good, heavy is reliable, and if it does fail, hit them with it!!!
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Cool, cheers Tony.
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