kyle Posted September 11, 2009 #1 Posted September 11, 2009 IF YOU ALL HAVEN'T TRIED THE SPEED BLEEDER YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOUR MISSING. I WISH I WAS SMART ENUFF TO COME UP WITH THIS. REPLACED ALL 4 BLEEDERS TONIGHT, FLUSHED OLD FLUID BEFORE I COULD FINISH MY SECOND BEER... IF YOU DON'T HAVE'M GO GET'EM.... THEY ARE AWESOME..... SPEEDBLEEDER.COM BABEEE
Seaking Posted September 11, 2009 #2 Posted September 11, 2009 IF YOU ALL HAVEN'T TRIED THE SPEED BLEEDER YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOUR MISSING. I WISH I WAS SMART ENUFF TO COME UP WITH THIS. REPLACED ALL 4 BLEEDERS TONIGHT, FLUSHED OLD FLUID BEFORE I COULD FINISH MY SECOND BEER... IF YOU DON'T HAVE'M GO GET'EM.... THEY ARE AWESOME..... SPEEDBLEEDER.COM BABEEE Look like the same ones I've had on my bike for a few years
GigaWhiskey Posted September 11, 2009 #3 Posted September 11, 2009 Did mine with a one man bleeder and hand vacuum pump. Worked fine. The SS line looks kewl too.
RedRider Posted September 11, 2009 #4 Posted September 11, 2009 IF YOU ALL HAVEN'T TRIED THE SPEED BLEEDER YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOUR MISSING. I WISH I WAS SMART ENUFF TO COME UP WITH THIS. REPLACED ALL 4 BLEEDERS TONIGHT, FLUSHED OLD FLUID BEFORE I COULD FINISH MY SECOND BEER... IF YOU DON'T HAVE'M GO GET'EM.... THEY ARE AWESOME..... SPEEDBLEEDER.COM BABEEE Don't tell the wife it is so easy, or you will be stuck with it always being a less than 2 beer job. If you start on Sunday afternoon (and have a TV in the shop/garage) you could theoretically extend the bleeding to both afternoon NFL games and a whole 6 pack. "Brake bleeding is for safety reasons - really, it is dear" RR
Yammer Dan Posted September 11, 2009 #5 Posted September 11, 2009 Don't tell the wife it is so easy, or you will be stuck with it always being a less than 2 beer job. If you start on Sunday afternoon (and have a TV in the shop/garage) you could theoretically extend the bleeding to both afternoon NFL games and a whole 6 pack. "Brake bleeding is for safety reasons - really, it is dear" RR Now that is a man that is thinking!! I have to start "ugly" often cause the carbs will gunk up on these bikes if you don't. And just leaving it sit in the drive running don't make sense. May as well ride a little if it has to be running.
kyle Posted September 11, 2009 Author #6 Posted September 11, 2009 no wife here, just the coolest girlfriend around that lets me play with "all my toys".... hell she plays with them too......
Geobob Posted May 27, 2019 #7 Posted May 27, 2019 Look like the same ones I've had on my bike for a few years So I am trying to get my new calipers and braided steel lines bleed and thought I would order some of the self bleeders. Can anyone confirm my size measurement of the bleeders. I think what we have is 8mm by 1.25 thread pitch. Anyone confirm this?
M61A1MECH Posted May 27, 2019 #8 Posted May 27, 2019 (edited) So I am trying to get my new calipers and braided steel lines bleed and thought I would order some of the self bleeders. Can anyone confirm my size measurement of the bleeders. I think what we have is 8mm by 1.25 thread pitch. Anyone confirm this? The link provided in the first post in this thread takes you to Speed Bleeder's website, here is a link to the Motorcycle specific ones, scroll down to Yamaha and find your bike. http://speedbleeder.com/Motorcycle%20Sizes.htm If you have a Royal Star Venture it says front ones use a 7mm x 1.00 and the rear and the clutch uses 8mm x 1.25, the clutch needs to be a short one. Edit: I just looked at your profile and it shows you have 88 XV1300, the chart says all Yamahas before 2001 use 8mm x 1.25, got confused because this thread is in the 99 to 13 Tech talk section. I will say these are a very good investment, just put them on my Goldwing and they work great. Edited May 27, 2019 by M61A1MECH
Condor Posted May 27, 2019 #9 Posted May 27, 2019 I bet I'm one of their best consumer customers. I have Speed-Bleeders on ever bike I own...and a couple that I've sold. The best bang for the buck you can install on your Venture... Had a new one that leaked in the clutch slave the morning before I left for Cody in '09, and they sent out another by rocket, but couldn't wait around pulled one off another bike and it's still on there....
Geobob Posted May 28, 2019 #10 Posted May 28, 2019 thanks for the help guys as always this forum is the best
bongobobny Posted May 28, 2019 #11 Posted May 28, 2019 Yup! Been a fan of speed bleeders for years and years! Used them on cars too!
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