Maybe I'm just not searching enough but where does one get a coolant hose kit for a cbr250r mc19? If there isnt any, what are you using to replace the old ones? Any info will help thanks.
Thanks, I guess the only piece out there is the lower coolant hose. I'll probably just take out the old hoses and look around to see if theres a similar design and cut it to size.
Rather than start a new thread, I will ask the question here. I would like to replace all of my coolant hoses as preventative maintenance. As I can not find any of the others hoses except the lower like linked in the posts above, I reached out to a UK based manufacturer of silicon hoses. They are interested in manufacturing and have been asked before, but would need to sell 30 sets to make it worthwhile. They will still need a set of oem hoses to quote and replicate. Are there many members who would entertain buying one of these hose kits if they became available? I would not expect them to be cheap but no indication as to price yet.
Not sure if you can round up 30, but count me in! What I've always done is take my hoses to auto-parts stores and ask to rummage their shelves to find matching hoses. There's usually longer auto hose with bends I need. So I usually get couple sections of auto hoses and chop it down to fit.
No sorry, first problem would be chasing the OEM parts and the second one would be that I don't think the market is large enough.
I know that this is an old thread but I found it while searching for MC19 cooling system hoses and hopefully this can be of help
I know that this is an old thread but I found it while searching for MC19 cooling system hoses and hopefully this can be of help for others. I have had success with the following Gates branded part numbers. 1 x 02-0031 2 x 02-1088 Fitment is not identical to factory but they fit and work well and don’t look like a total hack-job. The large 90 degree hose looks very different but flexes into place without kinking at all. The 2 smaller diameter hoses could be trimmed quite a bit shorter but I left the length there which slid easily down their respective pipes.
cheers for the info and for anyone else that maybe of help. I got a MC22 now, parts are just easier to find than the 19 but it was a lovely bike.
That's the truth. I love my 19 but the 22s have such better parts availability. Unfortunately they're becoming ridiculously expensive stateside.
