Hydroactive H3/H3+ pipework

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steveclv
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Hydroactive H3/H3+ pipework

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Just came across these guys on a French FB site that might be of interest - I have no further knowledge or experience of them so buyer beware but it might be an option for corroded pipework.

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Re: Hydroactive H3/H3+ pipework

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Nice find, thanks Steve. :)
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Re: Hydroactive H3/H3+ pipework

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This looks a good solution. I guess the pipe is brake pipe flare attaching to the adapter.
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Re: Hydroactive H3/H3+ pipework

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aerodynamica wrote: 21 Jul 2025, 07:52 This looks a good solution. I guess the pipe is brake pipe flare attaching to the adapter.
Yes, it seems to be a way of using standard brake pipe and tools to replace the original pipework. They seem to offer the fittings in various metals to suit what people have and use for their brake pipes. Fortunately mine are all still in good condition and well coated with waxoyl :)
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