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Thread: bleeding brakes

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10-12-2008, 05:22 PM

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cafetbird

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Originally Posted by KD5QOQ

...the plastic tube can also be run back up to the reservior and just start pumping away until no more bubbles are seen then close the bleeder.

That is a great idea, KD! The bleeding kits you can buy are primarily made for cars, where you can't do thatreadily. On a bike, that is a simple solution.

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