To braid, or not to braid, that is the question
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After buying some Goodridge hoses and trying to bodge them on without the goodridge connector kit, they are leaking so I'm going to buy a complete kit so that I get all new fittings. But do I stick with normal hope hose for £20 a brake from CRC or do I go for the braided hoses for £27 a brake from CRC. Is it worth paying the extra for braided? Are they really going to make much difference? I've never boiled a brake or anything before, so I don't know if I will gain much extra from it?
Just found that I can get the braided kit for £22 from Winstanleys, but I've never used them before so don't know if they're reliable? I need the kits pretty prono as I'm meant to be going to Cwmcarn on sunday!
Just found that I can get the braided kit for £22 from Winstanleys, but I've never used them before so don't know if they're reliable? I need the kits pretty prono as I'm meant to be going to Cwmcarn on sunday!
Trek Remedy 7 2009
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Normal OEM hoses are braided kevlar anyway. If you want shiny, then get braided steel, otherwise, forget it.0
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less likely to kink the cable with a braided ive found, other than that its just a bit of bling, but for the sake of £2 get them, winstanleys have been good to me but not to other on here0