What's your scoot? I haven't owned or been into motorcycles for a long time but it used to just about be my life lol. Still have the motorcycle endorsement on my DL, just in case ...
I have a Kymco Xciting 500 Ri, an Honda XL250s and a Suzuki GN125H.
I really do love long trips on to them.
Soon I will to visit the sea with the wife a 15 days trip.
I’m interested to know this works for you. I have Tektro hydraulic brakes too. How often do you bleed your brakes? I’ve had my bike for almost 2 years now. Probably rode ~1000 miles.
Nothing fun , just a bleed kit for my brakes.
I’m interested to know this works for you. I have Tektro hydraulic brakes too. How often do you bleed your brakes? I’ve had my bike for almost 2 years now. Probably rode ~1000 miles.
as a motorcycle enthusiast, the only advice I can give you is what the brake liquid is an organic substance so you must change it not for millage but time, normally it doesn't get bad because the use but the time, the liquid trend to become rotten after 1 or 2 years after you open the original package, and some of this liquids are re-bottled so the time could be less.For this set of brakes, this is the first time. Brakes are 19 months old and have about 2700 miles on them. IIRC recommended is at least once every 2 years, but depends on the riding type and how often you are on the brakes.
I'm lazy though, I just do mine whenever they start to feel shit (spongy, lacking power etc).
This set was still feeling pretty good, only doing it as I accidentally squeezed the lever too much when there were no brake pads in and one of the pistons fell out and let out some of the oil.
I don't forsee any issues with bleeding them, but I'll update when I'm done.
as a motorcycle enthusiast, the only advice I can give you is what the brake liquid is an organic substance so you must change it not for millage but time, normally it doesn't get bad because the use but the time, the liquid trend to become rotten after 1 or 2 years after you open the original package, and some of this liquids are re-bottled so the time could be less.
Nice, thank you for sharing. I bought this kit a while ago and should use it. I’ve only replaced the brake pads so far. I don’t know what freshly bled brakes feel like, but you are reminding me that I should really do this. I have an ebike, so I should pay closer attention to my brakes.@slaphappygamer
Kit works fine. Doesn't come with a bleed block for putting between the pistons, so if you don't already have one, you'll need one (I already had one), Oil is probably enough to do both, as long as you don't make any mistakes.
Does the job and at least here, it's the cheapest way to get the bleed screws that are needed.