Best brake hydraulic line disconnect option
Moderator: robbosmans
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Hey everyone
Waiting on my new sworks tarmac disc to get in (hopefully any day now) and I'm building it up with etap Hydro. I travel alot with my bike in a case (Oru Ninja Case) and need to be able to remove the fork and stash it. My superx cx bike has the connectamajig (yes that's actually what they're called) that allow the lines to be disconnected, but the etap groupset I bought doesnt have them. Anyone have and suggestions on a coupling or something that I can put in my front hydro line to allow for quick disconnects and no bleeding when reconnected?
Waiting on my new sworks tarmac disc to get in (hopefully any day now) and I'm building it up with etap Hydro. I travel alot with my bike in a case (Oru Ninja Case) and need to be able to remove the fork and stash it. My superx cx bike has the connectamajig (yes that's actually what they're called) that allow the lines to be disconnected, but the etap groupset I bought doesnt have them. Anyone have and suggestions on a coupling or something that I can put in my front hydro line to allow for quick disconnects and no bleeding when reconnected?
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i don't have one of the connectors but i use the same case and made my line and steerer just short enough that i can get the fork out without disconnecting anything. it is only a tiny bit noticeable.
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Unfortunately my new frame has the front brake cable internally routed, and getting that fork all the way to the back of the bike probably wont work
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