bleeding disc brakes

[2clepto]

can anyone recommend a bleeding kit? im going to teach myself following the youtube system lol. cheers.

 

[Pale Rider]

Some brakes have a different bleeding method to others.

There is a lot of commonality, but you need to be sure you are learning to bleed the brakes you want to bleed.

Same applies to a lesser degree with the kit.

 

[Ffoeg]

Whichever brakes you have, these kits will serve you well - http://www.epicbleedsolutions.com/

 

[2clepto]

[QUOTE 3636217, member: 9609"]once you get the wife into the swing of pumping and holding the brake pedal down - you can pop out the back for a quick smoke - and then when she shouts how long do I have to keep the pedal pressed down for, tell her, we finished that job half an hour ago.[/QUOTE]

hehe ur crazy. i buy my wife dresses and malt whiskys. shes a supermodel so cant assist at all mechanically due to being very busy at being great.

 

[2clepto]

Whichever brakes you have, these kits will serve you well - http://www.epicbleedsolutions.com/

thanks ffoeg much appreciated. very cheap too. just to double check will this be ok to bleed merida mtb? cheers

 

[2clepto]

ok ive just seen the kits relate directly to the brake manufacturer. silly me lol.

 

[Trembler49]

Bleeding disc brakes is easy, but only with three hands. Oddly, cheap ones are usually a bit easier as they have larger reservoirs.