Speed Bleeders....

[crusty369]

Wow....5 minutes to install---firm lever in 5 seconds...
A MUST DO MOD, if you ate servicing your own brakes. Highly recommended.
Be sure to get the bleeder bag as well....

 

[Matte_Black]

Nice what's in the bag antibiotics? But seriously you should do a YouTube video or post up pix on changing the brake fluid brother using your ingenious tool. It would help me for sure

 

[dadofthree]

Catheter bag for a Busa


Good job

 

[Tufbusa]

I agree! Free Bleeders work great. I don't have the bag. Instead I use a plastic cup and anchor the tube with a rubber band. Works pretty well but the bag would be handy.

 

[skydivr]

Do you have a linky of where you purchased?

 

[crusty369]

Here are the one's u need Fiord a Gen II:
Front and rear calipers (3): SB7100S Size:M7 x 1.0
Clutch(1): SB8125L Size:M8 x 1.25
I got the stainless, $12 each. Regular are $7-7.50 ea.

Bag(same co. ) SPEED BLEEDER BAG
$6.00
Reusable, and the hose is actual transluscent rubber, (yeah, catheter tubing). Works much better than the hard crap in a mighty vac kit, seals, and clears itself.

Just search Speed Bleeders on eBay, or google. Ton of them.
Also, you can do a search on YouTube, there are vids.
Shawn

 

[crusty369]

Here are the one's u need Fiord a Gen II:
Front and rear calipers (3): SB7100S Size:M7 x 1.0
Clutch(1): SB8125L Size:M8 x 1.25
I got the stainless, $12 each. Regular are $7-7.50 ea.

Bag(same co. ) SPEED BLEEDER BAG
$6.00
Reusable, and the hose is actual transluscent rubber, (yeah, catheter tubing). Works much better than the hard crap in a mighty vac kit, seals, and clears itself.

Just search Speed Bleeders on eBay, or google. Ton of them.
Also, you can do a search on YouTube, there are vids.
Shawn

Here is the link on EBay:
ebay://launch?itm=270920769423
Here is a YouTube how to:

 

[crusty369]

Here is the link on EBay:
ebay://launch?itm=270920769423
Here is a YouTube how to:
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Look at this on eBay:

Suzuki Three (3) Speed Bleeders Hayabusa GSX1300R

http://bit.ly/wNmhKK

 

[skydivr]

I sent him a msg because I dont' know how to get all i want into one order.

 

[skydivr]

Did you have to completely drain your lines to replace the valve?

 

[Tiller]

Keith, STG sales them also. And they are a breeze to replace. You don't have to completely drain. Just have a lot of rags around the bleeder valve when you unscrew the old one and quickly screw in the new speed bleeder then you are done They work GREAT

Here is a link to STG
Speed Bleeder Screws for Suzuki from SportbikeTrackGear.com

 

[skydivr]

I already emailed the Ebay dealer he is going to create my own listing which was very kind of him, but I will compare w/STG before purchasing.

 

[skydivr]

DONE. Pretty dang good service I have to say!

Cheaper than STG by about 15%

 

[crusty369]

Ordered mine on Saturday, had them in hand on Tuesday(;-)€

 

[nabusa]

Hope works as described, just ordered some.

 

[crusty369]

Direct link to this guy's site...
www.kirbysbrakebleeders.com

 

[kjcili]

No need for the "Speed Bleeder Bag". YOu can buy the same style hose at any Auto parts store or home depot for a couple bucks and use WHATEVER for the "catch". FYI------ANY clear hose you run brake bluid thru WILL eventually became hard and brittle just due to chemical composition of "CLEAR" tubing. Thats why they use black neoprene impregnated hose for brakes

 

[kjcili]

OK. Just got my speed bleeders in. Very easy to use. Still have no lever.

 

[skydivr]

I did mine this weekend on both my bikes and intend to put up a separate thread. Worked out great. Also flushed clutch.

 

[mr8ball]

I did mine this weekend on both my bikes and intend to put up a separate thread. Worked out great. Also flushed clutch.

I am getting ready to do my clutch. Can you use the speed bleeders on the clutch? I have never done one and was just wondering. I am going to put my SS line on as I am doing it. Thanks in advance