HIAORS Filter Chinese Scooter Motorcycle Review

You would think everyone would see that hose burrs would not work with the clamps supplied. It flows like a sieve. Luckily the line is flexible and I was able to use zip ties instead.

Complete scrap. Nipple caps prevent the hose from sealing. If you're not careful, blinking will actually cut the line. The line is very thin, not sure I would trust it as fuel in a hot environment. Do not buy.

Use the fuel line and one of the filters to replace what came with my new scooter and it has never performed better. I didn't use the clips that came with the kit as they were quite flimsy and loose. I used the existing clips on the scooter and they worked great.

Dangerous. This material is not designed for mineral oil products (FUEL, PETROL!). It turned to plastic while driving, and fuel was sprayed everywhere. Hot engine? Not a good idea. This should not be sold as a fuel line, especially if you don't want your child to get burned!

The ends of the filters are too small for the hose supplied. The clamps are so loose that they rotate on the hose and do nothing. The connections at the ends of the filter leak like a strainer. I've tried cable ties. They still leak, although maybe because of the filters themselves. Absolute waste of time and money.

i thought it would be a good fuel line nice and flexible nice color was not enthusiastic about the clamps whose rubbish after a short time of three and a half weeks maybe the hose became stiff and by a little more than half decreased in size and lost its color, maybe more suitable for aquarium air pump, you will regret if you bought it

This helped diagnose the faucet failure. The camp lines were black rubber. On this new line I could see fuel leaking into the vacuum side of the valve and blocking the vacuum. After I swapped the valve for a new one, the vacuum didn't break due to a fuel leak. I also needed more clamps and a new filter. All of this was included, thank you!

The tubes on the video and photo are 2 months old. This is after very light use, just idling while working on other things. After covering my ATV outside for two months, the pipes have hardened and look like they are 30 years old. Not sure if it's the ethanol in modern gasoline, but it's not good at all and won't last long.