This is a good tutorial, I may attempt it this weekend. You make it look easy. If I can do things myself I will, love my vn900 custom se. Thanks for the video and keep on helping others, cheers
Good tutorial. Ive always found it really worth the money to buy self bleeding pipes ( pipe fitted with a non return valve in the end) Not so much on bikes but on cars its the only way you can bleed the brakes as a one man job.
Awesome video. I just changed my front and rear brake pads on my 2014 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic LT. Now to bleed the brakes. Thank you.for posting this video.
great vid Doc...you have to do more videos and show these wanabe rookies how its done, even with the shiner! mate.....like to see other videos on how to take all cables off the bar for lubing...AT. @4:58...he pointed out biggest point, keep that reservoir topped off while your doing it. Now you know this fish n chip eating bloke knows whats hes talking about!
@@docsworld9707 well you going to do a clutch and throttle/front brake lube video soon?...keep up the good work man....also, I saw a gent make a home made jack with a stack of 2x8 LUMBER with handle, it worked fine, i'd like to see your take on it or your verison of it.......
Thanks for this. Quick question, on the lower bleed screw on the rear caliper, does that get the same treatment as the upper bleed screw, or do you only need to do the top bleeder?
What a great video! Is gonna save me $$$! Not that I'm cheap but that i also like to do stuff myself. Forgive me if im wrong, are you from Ireland? 👍😎🇺🇸
how often should you do this, how many miles? (even if you haven't changed the brake pads)....and also if the bike sat for a couple of years, should you change it?........I know if you dont ride the bike for at least a year or two, you should change the motor oil, so i figure the same applies for hydralic brake fluid? no
This is a good tutorial, I may attempt it this weekend. You make it look easy. If I can do things myself I will, love my vn900 custom se. Thanks for the video and keep on helping others, cheers
Thanks. It's not that hard just take ur time follow the steps you'll have no problem
Thanks I didn't bleed my brakes since my last 900 vulcan this is a good refresher
Good tutorial.
Ive always found it really worth the money to buy self bleeding pipes ( pipe fitted with a non return valve in the end)
Not so much on bikes but on cars its the only way you can bleed the brakes as a one man job.
Awesome video. I just changed my front and rear brake pads on my 2014 Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic LT. Now to bleed the brakes. Thank you.for posting this video.
Awesome I'm glad the vide helped
Your vn900 videos are great THANK YOU!!
A very technically wise piece of tutorial I just need! Thank you for sharing. Stay safe, Godspeed.
Stay sae
Good video. I have the exact same bike, except mine is red. Thank you.
Great Video On Bleeding The Brakes....!!! Ride On!
carl dunlap thanks man just trying to help out brother and sisters.
Great video cheers bro made it look easy
Well done.. thanks for posting
With the 2 bleed valves on the rear, when do you finish one and start on the other? Great vid by the way.
Bad move not covering the tank,brake fluid is a great paint stripper.
Cool
great vid Doc...you have to do more videos and show these wanabe rookies how its done, even with the shiner! mate.....like to see other videos on how to take all cables off the bar for lubing...AT. @4:58...he pointed out biggest point, keep that reservoir topped off while your doing it. Now you know this fish n chip eating bloke knows whats hes talking about!
Thanks for the comments man just trying to help ppl out
@@docsworld9707 well you going to do a clutch and throttle/front brake lube video soon?...keep up the good work man....also, I saw a gent make a home made jack with a stack of 2x8 LUMBER with handle, it worked fine, i'd like to see your take on it or your verison of it.......
Could you use a clamp or something to hold the brake lever closed while closing the bleed valve. Looks like a far reach. Thanks for posting.
Yes that'll work. Just dont put too much pressure on the clamp though.
Thanks for this. Quick question, on the lower bleed screw on the rear caliper, does that get the same treatment as the upper bleed screw, or do you only need to do the top bleeder?
I usually only do the top as air raises but you could do both just to be sure.
What a great video! Is gonna save me $$$! Not that I'm cheap but that i also like to do stuff myself. Forgive me if im wrong, are you from Ireland? 👍😎🇺🇸
Sorry I'm from Wales in the UK. Thanks for the comments its excatly my hope to help ppl save some money and gain new skills.
Great vid
Can you use full synthetic?
how often should you do this, how many miles? (even if you haven't changed the brake pads)....and also if the bike sat for a couple of years, should you change it?........I know if you dont ride the bike for at least a year or two, you should change the motor oil, so i figure the same applies for hydralic brake fluid? no
Yes brake fluid is hydrdscopic which means it obsouves moisture. I do my fluid every 5,000 miles or every two yrs. Which ever is sooner
Very informative, what size hose/pipe are you using?
Corey suthons think it's 10mm o/d ..
Think its 8mm. You just need the pipe to be a squeeze fit over the bleed nipple
What are the 2 bleeding nipples used for?
Fun at parties
What size pipe you using there Doc
8mm internal I think
Y the hell did u film this with some one revving the crap out of a whipper snipper ffs 😂
Lol
And those damn birds! Haha