Nuts 4 50s
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So, you have recently checked you brake pad and they have still got some life. Now you have the task of bleeding your brakes.
Heres a thread on how to fix this problem, All you need is some really basic tools and a bit of patients and your bike will be pulling up like its no tomorrow, its actually not that hard.
Step 1: Gathering Tools and materials
1. 8mm open or ring spanner
2. Clear tube to fit the bleeder nipple
3. A drain container (Ice-cream container does the trick.)
4. Brake fluid
5. Phillips head screw driver
Step 2: Romove the oil cap
1. Take you phillips head screw driver and remove the filler cover.
2. Inspect the fluid level.
Step 3: Attach the clear tubeing
1. Attach the clear tubing to the bleed nipple.
Step 4: Bleeding the brake
1. Squeeze the brake level slowly and hold it in.
2. Now with your free hand open the bleed bolt with the 8mm spanner.
Heres a thread on how to fix this problem, All you need is some really basic tools and a bit of patients and your bike will be pulling up like its no tomorrow, its actually not that hard.
Step 1: Gathering Tools and materials
1. 8mm open or ring spanner
2. Clear tube to fit the bleeder nipple
3. A drain container (Ice-cream container does the trick.)
4. Brake fluid
5. Phillips head screw driver
Step 2: Romove the oil cap
1. Take you phillips head screw driver and remove the filler cover.
2. Inspect the fluid level.
Step 3: Attach the clear tubeing
1. Attach the clear tubing to the bleed nipple.
Step 4: Bleeding the brake
1. Squeeze the brake level slowly and hold it in.
2. Now with your free hand open the bleed bolt with the 8mm spanner.