Instructions

Note: If you have hydraulic brakes that we don't cover in our tutorial videos and live in the Spokane, WA area, please reach out as that helps us cover videos on brakes we don't have yet!

SHIMANO
SRAM
Avid
Bengal
Clarks M1 M2 M3
Clarks SX S2
Formula
Giant
Hayes
Hope
Magura
Motorcycle
Promax
RockShox Reverb
Tektro
Zoom

SHIMANO

SHIMANO Mountain Bike Brakes:

SHIMANO Road/Gravel Brakes:

Older Generation SHIMANO Brakes:

Magura

Magura Hydraulic Disc Brakes:

SRAM

SRAM Hydraulic Disc Brakes:

Note: Non bleeding edge style. Reference the second video below for how to use the bleeding edge tool for S4 calipers.

SRAM Bleeding Edge (S4 Calipers):

Tektro

Tektro Hydraulic Disc Brakes:

Rather than using the second syringe, tubing, and adapter, some of our Tektro kits use the funnel and funnel adapters at the brake lever (see Shimano tutorials).

Avid

Avid Elixir 1 Hydraulic Brakes:

Avid Juicy 5 Hydraulic Brakes:

Formula

Formula Hydraulic Disc Brakes:

Hope

Hope Hydraulic Disc Brakes:

Bengal

Bengal Hydraulic Disc Brakes:

Clarks M1 M2 M3

Clarks M1 M2 M3 Hydraulic Disc Brakes:

Clarks SX S2

Clarks SX S2 Hydraulic Disc Brakes:

Hayes

Hayes Dominion:

Hayes Stroker:

Motorcycle

Motorcycle Hydraulic Disc Brakes:

Promax

Promax Hydraulic Disc Brakes:

Zoom

Zoom Hydraulic Disc Brakes on Scooter:

Rather than using the second syringe, tubing, and adapter, some of our Zoom kits use the funnel and funnel adapters at the brake lever (see Shimano tutorials).

Zoom Hydraulic Disc Brakes on Bicycle:

Rather than using the second syringe, tubing, and adapter, some of our Zoom kits use the funnel and funnel adapters at the brake lever (see Shimano tutorials).