Anyone know anything about disc brakes?

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Brommers in reply to @Netakure

the easy solution would be to leave a guide as you remove the old hose, then using that to yank the new one back to place

Or chop the ends off the old hose, join the new hose to the old hose with one of these:

and use the old hose to pull the new hose through.

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%~} in reply to @Brommers

Isn’t there a risk something as hard as that will damage the inside of the frame?

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Brommers in reply to @%~}

Isn’t there a risk something as hard as that will damage the inside of the frame?

No, none at all - it's tiny. The diameter of the centre section is less than the diameter of the hoses attached to each end, and only a few mm long, so there's no realistic way it's going to hit any part of the inside of the frame. Due to its diminutive size it's a right PITA to install and remove, and annoyingly easy to misplace, but it works really rather well.

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