@@AaronsEndurohi. I purchased a 140cc pit bike with back brake not working... I tried bleeding it but still no brake. Can you advise what to try next? Thanks
Great Job Aaron! This Job is already on my To-Do-List, just waiting for my Bleeding Kit. I am thinking of upgrading to a bigger break rotor from the KLX 250.
In my experience it's never this easy to bleed dirtbike brakes bc the plunger at the handle simply does not produce enough volumetric force to remove the air from the lines. The easiest n most effective way for me has been to backfeed fluid from the bleed valve at the caliper up to the master cylinder reservoir using a syringe of adequate size (at least 100-150 cc capacity I would guess). U have to remove excess as the reservoir fills but that's no big deal. Trying to bleed it using the handle (or foot pedal for rear brakes) can often turn into a frustrating waste of time.
