Raider Polyurethane Fuel Gas Line Tubing Hose Roll Blue (5 Ft. x 1/4 In.)

This hose is sort of stiff and hard to work with unless you let it soak in hot water

It don't know how easily this hose will fit over fuel barbs yet, but it's sturdy and will probably work well in the real world (not like the cheap flexible hoses that harden when used in the real-world of fuel). I obeyed the instructions on how to heat and relieve the coiling that the package causes and that worked well. Absolutely nothing to complain about. I hope it ages well, but without that experience it at least seems like good quality hose for the price.

Good price for this line, I needed it for the fuel pick up tube for my Skidoo Renegade. I followed the directions and even let it sit longer in hot water, it was still stiff and did not straighten completely. But good value for the money. I just hope it holds up to in tank submersible use.

I wanted to be able to see if bubbles were forming in my fuel line from a vibrating gas tank. This stuff is great. Clear/see through. Not a slightly blue..but a fairly solid sky-blue color, enhances any project, and the fuel line holds up to most obstacles. The fit was perfect around my tank and fuel filters. I did not even have to use fuel hose clamps due to it's properties...yet elastic enough to slide on and off the fittings. I will definitely purchase more of this hose. Better than expectations. Oh...and it did eliminate the guesswork as to whether fuel is in the line. Once the line is full of fuel, I can tell the quality of the fuel....if there were any particles I can see them as well. I have a clear fuel line filter, and it is a no-brainer. I still see an occasional bubble and you can readily tell if the fuel is moving in the direction of the carb. You can also tell if the fuel shut-off actually worked!...Very happy with this product.

The only issue I have is you have to heat it up in water to get it straightened out otherwise it wants to stay like a corkscrew.

I purchased this fuel line to make a bulb siphon pump for draining the gas from my motorcycle tank. I keep gas cans at the house, so that after every ride I top the tank up to the filler, and if I'm not going to ride for a while I add fuel stabilizer. If fuel has sat for a year, then I get out my bulb siphon pump I made and siphon the 5-gallons. When I went to do that this weekend, I found that the hose had broken, or snapped, while hanging on a hook in my garage. No weight on it, never stored with fuel in it. I reconnected the line to the next hose barb and used the siphon pump. Hung it up last evening after I was done, only to find this morning that the hose had again broken in half, from the weight of 4-5 feet hanging. I'm very fortunate that the hose didn't break in half while I had the siphon emptying the tank, or I would have had fuel all over the garage floor. May be OK for 1-years use, but are you really going to remember that your fuel like only has an operating life of a few years?? I'd pass this up!!

Works fine for a while. Gets hard in a few months. Not ideal, but for the price, it was worth the purchase.

Nice quality, how long with it hold up with today’s fuels?