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Hmm, where on the calipers are they? Are there two per calipers?
Oh I see it now, I just looked in the book and the cap is actually part of the sensor wire!
Hmm, where on the calipers are they? Are there two per calipers?
Oh I see it now, I just looked in the book and the cap is actually part of the sensor wire!
haha yeah there is one bleeder per brake covered by a rubber cap.
your damn thread made me order a bunch of titanium bolts and nuts
Justified it as my Cervelo road bike also has a bunch of M6 bolts which would benefit from some light weight pieces
haha yeah there is one bleeder per brake covered by a rubber cap.
your damn thread made me order a bunch of titanium bolts and nuts
Justified it as my Cervelo road bike also has a bunch of M6 bolts which would benefit from some light weight pieces
I am kind of obsessed with it now I don't even want to think how much I have into it.
I ride a yeti sb6c, it's full carbon and I also did some titanium fasteners on it
Hmm, where on the calipers are they? Are there two per calipers?
Oh I see it now, I just looked in the book and the cap is actually part of the sensor wire!
What "book" did you look in? I've been looking for a service manual, but no luck. Just the on-line TIS subscription.
So I got these titanium brake bleeders before finding out the rcf has none!
In addition to what the others have said, bleeders come in different sizes and with different threads. I used Earl's Solo Bleeders on my ISF. Made the job much easier.
In addition to what the others have said, bleeders come in different sizes and with different threads. I used Earl's Solo Bleeders on my ISF. Made the job much easier.
I don't even want to think how much I have into it.
