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Cutting A Brake Hose


Kieran Morrison

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Hey.

Well, i split my hose a few nights ago, and if i wait for help from my uncle i wont be riding till the 28th. Sooooo the only way to learn is to do it myself. Only thing is, I dont know where to start.

So basicaly wanting to know, how do i take the hose of the bit thats at the lever body, and once thats done should i use a stanley knife to cut it?

Then, how do i get it back on.

Cheers for any help/advice given!

Kieran.

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Hey.

Well, i split my hose a few nights ago, and if i wait for help from my uncle i wont be riding till the 28th. Sooooo the only way to learn is to do it myself. Only thing is, I dont know where to start.

So basicaly wanting to know, how do i take the hose of the bit thats at the lever body, and once thats done should i use a stanley knife to cut it?

Then, how do i get it back on.

Cheers for any help/advice given!

Kieran.

you just under the bolt that the hose goes into.

the bolt (when undone ) will like slide down the hose. so take it off.

the olive will stay on and wont come off ..

cut to correct lengh.

put a new olive on then bolt. and done.

not sure what you cut it with :)

hope i helped :P

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you just under the bolt that the hose goes into.

the bolt (when undone ) will like slide down the hose. so take it off.

the olive will stay on and wont come off ..

cut to correct lengh.

put a new olive on then bolt. and done.

not sure what you cut it with :)

hope i helped :P

What's an olive? will i need to buy a new one or can i use the one that i have?

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