How do you bleed the front brakes on a bike with dual front discs and only one bleed valve.
SOURCE: Soft front brakes after bleeding the brake lines,
One easy thing to try is clamp the front brake lever overnight. If there are any air bubbles in the system they should be compressed and in theory work their way to the highest point in the system - the master cylinder. Doesn't always work but the price is right.
My experience has been air enters the calipers more than it does the master cylinder due to miscommunication between the person squeezing the lever and the person opening the bleed screw. They do have bleed kits these days that make it a little easier.
SOURCE: 2006 yamaha r6 yzrf front brake problem
your rotor(s) are bent so when you bleed the brakes everything is good but when your riding the bent rotor is pushing the the caliper pistons back and when you go to brake you have to pump them up take rotors off and inspect them
SOURCE: REAR BRAKE WONT BLEED
hi mgrant,
these links may help you out.
im a member of thumpertalk as well as advriders.com. issues like such are common but still solutions are dependent to the current behavior and status of your brakes.
http://mysite.verizon.net/avinh/motorcycles/wr250f/changing_brake_fluids.html
http://www.brakebleeder.com/
If you did not find the links helpful, please do not hesitate to post a question in the community forums.
regards,
voodoo
ps. happy trails
SOURCE: no front brakes on 95 yamaha big bear atv
gravity bleed. make sure fluid is always full. crack open the bleeder screw and let the brake fluid drip until no bubbles. Then close bleeder top off fluid and replace cap. Now, pull the brake handle. If there is no pressure or has bleed down, the master cylinder is kaput.
SOURCE: how to bleed brakes on ttr250 2004
Squeeze brake lever or depress brake pedal with mild force and hold pressure as you loosen bleed nipple (small dome shaped nut with tiny hole in centre) slightly to allow trapped air/water to spray out. maintain pressure till an uninterrupted flow of clean brake fluid is emitted, tighten up bleed nipple and replenish hydraulic reservior with NEW fluid. Test before hitting the tracks. Cheers.
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spot on! the left side bleeder is hidden behind the reflector. thanks
Glad i could help ;-)
it basic the same as bleeding a car brakes.pump the hand brake hold it down. open bleed screw.when it stop bubbling or running close it.repeat until there no bubbling. while doing this you must keep brake lever close.ps. invest in you a vaccum pump
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