Hydraulic Disc Brake Bleed Kit 180 ml
Product description
This hydraulic bleed kit is designed to refresh and maintain hydraulic disc brakes on both road and mountain bikes, focusing on systems from Shimano, Magura and Tektro. It includes multiple adapters and three 60 ml bottles of mineral oil to help restore a firm pressure point and smoother braking performance for regular maintenance or post-repair servicing.
Key Points
The kit supports a wide range of brake lever standards with 12 types of oil injection joints and a hopper adapter to fit popular systems on the market. It contains the main elements needed to carry out a complete bleed: syringes, hoses, piston stops and a funnel with plug for tidy oil handling. The three 60 ml bottles total 180 ml of mineral oil, which suits mineral-oil systems rather than DOT-based brakes, so check compatibility with your brake manufacturer. 🧰
Tools for both road and mountain bikes are included, making the set useful for riders who maintain different bikes or workshops that service a variety of hydraulic brakes. Gloves and rubber bands help keep the process cleaner, while the supplied wrench and hose clamps make the job more controlled and less messy. 🚲
Technical Specifications
- Name: Hydraulic Disc Brake Bleed Kit
- Fluid: 3 x 60 ml mineral oil (180 ml total)
- Adapters: 12 tank fittings including a hopper adapter
- Contents: 2 syringes, 4 hoses, 1 ventilation hose, 3 piston stops, 2 stop clamps, 1 hose buckle, 1 funnel with plug, 1 wrench, 1 pair of gloves, 4 rubber bands
- Compatibility: Shimano, MAGURA, Tektro series hydraulic brake systems
Usage Recommendations
Start by identifying the bleed ports and choosing the matching tank fitting from the kit, then mount the hopper adapter if required. Use the piston stops to prevent pistons from over-extending and route hoses to keep fluid flow controlled. Work with a clean workspace and use the gloves provided to avoid skin contact with mineral oil. 🧴
Follow manufacturer guidance for your specific brake model when performing the bleed. In practice, the kit speeds up the procedure for people familiar with brake maintenance, however those new to bleeding brakes should consider learning the correct sequence from official guides or a trained mechanic to avoid introducing air into the system.