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07-01-05, 01:18 PM

Braided hoses,

Now is a braided hose a braided hose??

Should i spend 60 quid on a 3 line kit from hel, or
27 quid on a 3 line kit from mps??

both made from stainless,. both err, braided lines??

any thoughts?

Alex

07-01-05, 01:35 PM

I suppose the different grades of stainless are different prices you also pay for quality & how much it costs to be made. As every thing seems to be knocked out in China these day its not suprising things are getting cheaper. As for your dilema as to whether you should save £33 to buy some other goodies for your bike is up to you I know which way I would go (woohoo 6 months road tax sorted).

07-01-05, 01:36 PM

I'd go with the HEL lines, personally, purely because it's a name I already know and has been recommended more than a few times.
If you look through the for sale section, I seem to remember somebody offering a decent discount on HEL lines.

07-01-05, 01:42 PM

good points,
I think their both 304 grade, kinda standard i think, will double check,

the link is here

http://forums.sv650.org/viewtopic.ph...=braided+hoses

good point bout the road tax, need som of that, tell ya what, ill probably get the cheaper ones and let every one know if there crap!!

Alex

07-01-05, 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 454697819

...good point bout the road tax, need som of that, tell ya what, ill probably get the cheaper ones and let every one know if there crap!!

Alex

Lets hope if they are crap that you live to tell us

07-01-05, 01:59 PM

There probably some warranty with them. Hell after all they are only plastic hose covered with braided stainless to stop the hose distorting to prevent the pressure being used on the hose not the brake pistons. Its hardly rocket science.

07-01-05, 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by davyf

There probably some warranty with them. Hell after all they are only plastic hose covered with braided stainless to stop the hose distorting to prevent the pressure being used on the hose not the brake pistons. Its hardly rocket science.

pretty much what i thought, a hose is a hose is it not??

Would like to get both and compare visable differences,

They cant be any worse then the nackered ones iv got on at the moment!

Alex

07-01-05, 02:43 PM

Yes but the M&P lines are Goodridge which are pretty good anywa. They are also running a 20% discount on hoses at the moment which makes them a good buy.

I have fitted Galfer hoses to the VFR and they seem pretty good.

07-01-05, 03:29 PM

nah, these M&P lines are there economy range,
29.99 per 3 line set! seem ok,

but @ 50% cheaper very tempted to give em a try!

Alex

08-01-05, 11:59 AM

I got the 3 line HEL hoses off ebay. £63.00 inc p+p. they were easy to fit they have the Hel warranty. The front were a bugger to bleed but once sorted they look great ( I got blue fittings), work find and you get a lot more feel.

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454697819 Guest Posts: n/a	Braided Lines Braided hoses, Now is a braided hose a braided hose?? Should i spend 60 quid on a 3 line kit from hel, or 27 quid on a 3 line kit from mps?? both made from stainless,. both err, braided lines?? any thoughts? Alex

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07-01-05, 01:35 PM	#2
davyf Guest Posts: n/a	I suppose the different grades of stainless are different prices you also pay for quality & how much it costs to be made. As every thing seems to be knocked out in China these day its not suprising things are getting cheaper. As for your dilema as to whether you should save £33 to buy some other goodies for your bike is up to you I know which way I would go (woohoo 6 months road tax sorted).

07-01-05, 01:36 PM	#3
Carsick Guest Posts: n/a	I'd go with the HEL lines, personally, purely because it's a name I already know and has been recommended more than a few times. If you look through the for sale section, I seem to remember somebody offering a decent discount on HEL lines.

07-01-05, 01:42 PM	#4
454697819 Guest Posts: n/a	good points, I think their both 304 grade, kinda standard i think, will double check, the link is here http://forums.sv650.org/viewtopic.ph...=braided+hoses good point bout the road tax, need som of that, tell ya what, ill probably get the cheaper ones and let every one know if there crap!! Alex

07-01-05, 01:59 PM	#6
davyf Guest Posts: n/a	There probably some warranty with them. Hell after all they are only plastic hose covered with braided stainless to stop the hose distorting to prevent the pressure being used on the hose not the brake pistons. Its hardly rocket science.

07-01-05, 02:43 PM	#8
Patch Guest Posts: n/a	Yes but the M&P lines are Goodridge which are pretty good anywa. They are also running a 20% discount on hoses at the moment which makes them a good buy. I have fitted Galfer hoses to the VFR and they seem pretty good.

07-01-05, 03:29 PM	#9
454697819 Guest Posts: n/a	nah, these M&P lines are there economy range, 29.99 per 3 line set! seem ok, but @ 50% cheaper very tempted to give em a try! Alex

08-01-05, 11:59 AM	#10
kevbuck Guest Posts: n/a	I got the 3 line HEL hoses off ebay. £63.00 inc p+p. they were easy to fit they have the Hel warranty. The front were a bugger to bleed but once sorted they look great ( I got blue fittings), work find and you get a lot more feel.