Hayes Nine hose help

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Ok so I have a bike I need to sell but it needs a new rear hose. The brakes are as mentioned above but I'm struggling to find anything.

Does anyone have any advice on what to look for? When I simply Google it I don't seem to be able to find any to buy. Am I typing in the wrong thing or is there a product made by someone else I should get?

Thanks

 

[Bullpup]

Certainly the hose fittings for magura are interchageable. Ironicaly I needed a fix for my Maguras and had a spare Hayes lying around.

Alternatively look at the clarkes kits on ebay

 

[development_cycle]

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Thanks Bp, watching a clarkes on eBay now

 

[Lukem9962]

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depending on budget jejames have hel braided hoses cheap i used them on hayes 9s and hope m4s they do a good job

 

[development_cycle]

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still struggling a bit with this guys, can't actually find any info on what Clarks model is the right one, or if I can make up myu own with bits. Assumed that as with 101% of all my other research on all things retro (and modern) that clever use of Google would turn something up, but nope.

So if anyone can tell me a model number or something that I can search on for either a Hayes hose kit, Magura hose kit if it's the same or Hope etc, or even Clarks etc, and if not what about the bits to make up a new hose section?

Someone out there please help me out, it's very frustrating

 

[Bullpup]

Go to discount cycle shop on ebay:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CLARKS-BICYCL ... 2805b777ef

Ring them up first if needed - they are just down the road from Clarkes I think and know all about the kits - very friendly

 

[cyfa2809]

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The Hayes nine had a crimped fitting on the hose at the caliper end (m5?) and a male fitting and olive in the master cylinder (m6?).
I think it's goodridge hose kit 103. I may have some spare bits but will need to check and you'd probably need to pm me to remind me!
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobi ... lsrc=aw.ds

 

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so I looked at the bike again the other day and realised I had it the wrong way round, the hose had broken or come away at the lever end, and once shortened would still be an acceptable length; this it would seem is the only end where you can just get replacement parts and reconnect the hose to the lever, phew. I am releived as to be honest I really don't think it would have been worth the money for a new hose especially as I don't even know if the rest of it is ok yet.

If you do have any od the olives/can't remember the name of the other bit, barb? then do please let me know as the cheaper the better in case after all the brakes are no good anyway