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Mobytek

Well-Known Member
If I come to you, it's £35 for the first hour, per half thereafter. Parts or specifics are normally £5 each, so £35 for first hour, + £5 per brake (£45) and if it takes me 20 mins, you get included fettling for the next 40 mins.

There's neraly always something else "while you're here ......"

Some may expensive, but these are London prices for a mobile service, personal attendance and no need to get to a shop with no brakes1
 

Profpointy

Legendary Member
Keep the top off the resevoir.

Fluid is free to return while the brake lever is out.


View: https://youtu.be/lBk00597EyE?t=2m44s


Video does explain and show much better than words do.


that's quite a clever alternative way of doing it. I guess there's a risk of getting carried away and overflowing the reservoir and stripping paint with brake fluid but still an option instead of the jam jar method I'd learned
 
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