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Beer Collins, Colorado (there is no fort) | If your interested in adding Speedbleeders to your Vision you'll want part # SB8125. I haven't got to the bleed screw for the hydraulic clutch yet but it may be the same. If you haven't used these before a & you do your own maintenance it makes changing brake fluid so easy a drunk could do it. They make stainless steel ones if you want to match a chrome caliper and for me they've become an essential upgrade on my vehicles. Brian
http://www.speedbleeder.com/main.htm
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| Any after market store can get them or has them there made by Russel |
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Albuquerque, NM | Anyone know the thread size is for our visions and what's a fair price to pay for these? |
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Beer Collins, Colorado (there is no fort) | The SB8125 fit our Visions ( 8mm X 1.25mm) and cost $7 each-$15 for the stainless steel ones- it takes 5, two each for the front calipers and one for the rear caliper-I got 6 (three sets) in hopes the left over one will replace the hydraulic clutch bleed screw.
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Central Wisconsin | ByteN2it - 2011-04-10 9:53 PM The SB8125 fit our Visions ( 8mm X 1.25mm) and cost $7 each-$15 for the stainless steel ones- it takes 5, two each for the front calipers and one for the rear caliper-I got 6 (three sets) in hopes the left over one will replace the hydraulic clutch bleed screw. http://www.speedbleeder.com/ Did you get your speed bleeders installed? Was the clutch bleeder the same size? It appears to be smaller. I have speed bleeders on my other bike and they sure make the bleeding chore easy. 
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Beer Collins, Colorado (there is no fort) | Update: got the exact replacement speedbleeders installed, SB8125, & replaced front, rear, & clutch fluid with Motul 5.1 synthetic brake fluid. Rear system's fluid was much darker than the front? The hydraulic clutch bleed screw is 4m x .75 and there is not a speedbleeder screw that small but it's not necessary-everything's within easy reach. The shop manual has two different fluid replacement schedules Maintenance Chart 2.5 says 2 years or 30,000 miles. Brake section 5.2 says 2 years or 12,500 miles- or when discolored which my rear brake fluid was. Brian |
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| Any Vic shop can order them for you.Russel was the first to come up with the idea
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Central Wisconsin | ByteN2it - 2011-04-29 6:10 PM Update: got the exact replacement speedbleeders installed, SB8125, & replaced front, rear, & clutch fluid with Motul 5.1 synthetic brake fluid. Rear system's fluid was much darker than the front? The hydraulic clutch bleed screw is 4m x .75 and there is not a speedbleeder screw that small but it's not necessary-everything's within easy reach. The shop manual has two different fluid replacement schedules Maintenance Chart 2.5 says 2 years or 30,000 miles. Brake section 5.2 says 2 years or 12,500 miles- or when discolored which my rear brake fluid was. Brian Brian, Thanks for getting back on the clutch bleeder size. Just ordered (5) SB8125's ($40.95) with shipping.
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Beer Collins, Colorado (there is no fort) | john frey - 2011-04-29 5:58 PM
Any Vic shop can order them for you.Russel was the first to come up with the idea
http://russellperformance.com/mc/speed/domestic.shtml
au contraire mon frere- Speed Bleeders is a registered trademark since 1996 (the patent expired in 2008) Russel, Goodrich, etc. are merely middle men marking up and passing these on. Get 'em at the source-I know you won't be gettin' 'em for $7 each at the Vic shop-Brian
Edit- I've been looking and trying to figure out who in fact did invent these and I'm more confused than ever- I did find these at Jegs- 2 for $10, and they are Russel Speed Bleeders- at any rate they sure make it easy to change fluids. Brian
Edited by ByteN2it 2011-04-29 9:22 PM
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