Avid Hydraulic Hose Kit - Black - 200cm


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The Avid Hydraulic Hose Kit is designed for cyclists and mechanics performing routine maintenance or repairs on Avid hydraulic disc brake systems, offering a reliable, high-performance replacement hose that ensures consistent stopping power. Engineered for strength, flexibility, and durability, this 2000 mm hose provides an essential upgrade for worn or damaged lines, though it requires specific knowledge of hydraulic bleeding procedures to install correctly.
| Model Part Number | AVHK6801 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Avid |
The kit is intended as a replacement hose; ensure you retain your existing banjo bolts or fittings, or purchase them separately if they are worn.
Yes, the hose can be trimmed to fit your specific frame size using a professional hose cutter.
No, this hose is designed exclusively for hydraulic disc brake systems.
Always use the brake fluid type specified on your brake lever or master cylinder (typically DOT 5.1 or DOT 4 for Avid systems).
You will need a bleed kit, a hose cutter, and standard hex or Torx wrenches.
Air is trapped in the line; perform a full system bleed according to the manufacturer's manual.
Ensure the olive is crushed correctly and the compression nut is tightened to the recommended torque specification.
To install this kit, you will need a dedicated hose cutter to ensure a clean, square end, and the appropriate Avid-compatible brake fluid and bleed kit. Proper installation involves removing the old hose, measuring the new hose against the old one, and securing it with the correct fittings. Always ensure that the barb and olive are properly seated before tightening the compression nut. After installation, the system must be bled thoroughly to remove any trapped air. Inspect the hose periodically for signs of abrasion, particularly near pivot points or where the hose contacts the frame.