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Just wondering if anyone has used this to bleed their brakes. Is it efficient and effective? also can it be used to put new oil in without getting bubbles in the lines?

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Automatic-Brake- ... dZViewItem
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I have exactly that... it's great no more asking the missus to pump the brake :lol:
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can u tell me how you would put the new oil in. would u just pour it in and pump away until new fluid comes out. meaning no more opening and closing the nipple.
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GForce wrote:can u tell me how you would put the new oil in. would u just pour it in and pump away until new fluid comes out. meaning no more opening and closing the nipple.
yep thats it

Kmart has the same sort of thing, about $15 in the auto parts section
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i looked at one of these, and greeny reckoned it wasnt worth it...then again he bled my brakes in abt 20 min...and hes pretty good at it..
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Just go down to the local aquarium stockists and get a non return valve (usually used on the air pump) cost ya a coupla bucks including a bit of hose :roll:
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Try twperfromance.com.au , they have specific Motorcycle brake bleed kits which from memory are really inexpensive. I have had one for three years or so and it works a treat!!! :)
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I just bought one last weekend at Autobarn for $8.95!
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Rossi wrote:Just go down to the local aquarium stockists and get a non return valve (usually used on the air pump) cost ya a coupla bucks including a bit of hose :roll:
Rossi mate, I'm gonna give that a go, servicing the bike this weekend hopefully 8)

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