Just wanted to pass along a simple trick I use when bleeding brakes.
After years of using vacume bleeders, speed bleeders, etc.
I've thrown them all out and use Motion Pro's bleeder check valve.
Very simple tool less than $20 bucks.
However the tip today involves where the brake fluid goes!
Find yourself a large plastic catsup bottle (the ones that sit upside down)
with the squeeze type cap on it.
You'll find that the clear tubing fits perfectly inside the hole and
holds itself upright. No spills or leaks.
Very handy.
I use a Relish one (larger hole) for larger tubing (gear oil/shaft drives) etc.
Just thought I'd pass this little tip along.
Ride safe
After years of using vacume bleeders, speed bleeders, etc.
I've thrown them all out and use Motion Pro's bleeder check valve.
Very simple tool less than $20 bucks.
However the tip today involves where the brake fluid goes!
Find yourself a large plastic catsup bottle (the ones that sit upside down)
with the squeeze type cap on it.
You'll find that the clear tubing fits perfectly inside the hole and
holds itself upright. No spills or leaks.
Very handy.
I use a Relish one (larger hole) for larger tubing (gear oil/shaft drives) etc.
Just thought I'd pass this little tip along.
Ride safe