Brake Bleed Kit Bicycle Hydraulic Disc Brake Oil Mineral for Shimano, MAGURA, TEKTRO, SRAM Series Bike Brake Repair Tools, 2022 STD Metal joint

I used this kit to bleed my Shimano BL-M445 levers and BR-M447 calipers. It has everything needed to bleed brakes numerous times since the parts are reusable and the fittings are metal rather than plastic. It does not come with any brake fluid, however it came with a variety of parts which are well thought out. For example, there is a bleed bottle with metal hook to hang it near the caliper or lever, two brake bleed blocks, and a quality reusable syringe. This is important as other kits come with single use plastic syringes but this one disassembles for cleaning and comes with an extra replaceable seal. The instructions have helpful images but the text is not always easy to understand due to translation issues. I would recommend users look up instructional videos online and use those to help them rather than relying on the included instructions. Overall, this is an excellent value kit that can be used to perform a full, proper bleed which will save a great deal of money that would have been spent having it done at a bike shop.

Does the job. Funnel I received is translucent, not solid yellow as shown in some pictures.

Used this kit to successfully bleed the brakes on my 2019 Trek Marlin 5 with Tektro HD M275 brakes. It was the first time I’ve serviced hydraulic brakes, but I’d say that besides getting a little messy, it went off without a hitch. Not that I’m an expert, but I’d offer this one bit of advice to first-timers: don’t wait until you’re sitting there with instructions in hand to try and learn how to do a bleed job. YouTube has a bevy of videos on the topic and likely, there’s some that specifically deal with your particular brake model. If you try and learn the procedure from the included instructions, you’re going to have a bad time. So, watch some videos and become familiar with the process. Then, when you have your kit, check to see which fittings will work with your brakes. There are many fittings included. Find the ones that work, put the others aside. The pictures in the instructions are helpful in setting things up, but I wouldn’t get bogged down in reading them. Be sure to rig up what you need and formulate your plan of attack before cracking open the oil. As far as the kit itself is concerned: I got the “metal joints” kit which is a smidge pricier than the plastic joints kit, but still reasonably priced. The kit offers quite a few options with respect to fittings and how to perform the bleed. I wouldn’t say this kit is durable enough to be used in a bike shop setting, but is perfectly adequate for the occasional do-it-yourselfer. Naturally, the fittings don’t strike me as being super rugged, so exercise caution when figuring out which ones will properly mate up to your brake piston body and levers. I'd say that overall, it's a good kit for the money.

I used this on my Tektro T4 Slate hydraulic brakes on my mountain bike. I bleed the rear and front relatively easily and had no issues. The various little adapters worked well and I had no air leaks pushing the plunger slowly. I have quad piston calipers and the little brake blank worked perfect, it fit right in the caliper and the retaining screw fit right in to secure it. I bleed the brakes per Tektro, not per the instructions written in this kit that is more gravity fed. I injected the fluid through the caliper up to he reservoir, no issues. I wish it came with one more syringe, but that's fine.

Probably if I already knew how to bleed my brakes, this would have gone smoother...but for a beginner, it was not clear. Lots of parts, not labeled on the part or in the instructions. And the instructions...I don't know enough about these companies, but you'd think they make enough money for a proper english translation. Otherwise, why bother? Anyway, the quality is decent. Not great, but so long as your careful and are only bleeding brakes once or twice a year, this seems totally adequate.

Let me start by saying there's a lot in this kit. Main things I needed were the syringe + reservoir which I could have bought on the side, but the little vial with the metal hook is pretty darn great too. I highly doubt I'll ever use any of the metal fittings that came with the kit because I don't have any valve screws (but maybe you do!). Some spares come with for the syringe which is nice. Bleed blocks work as expected. Don't expect much from the included wrench. I'd suggest buying your own or seeing if a wrench set you already have has the right size. Most people with wrenches already have 8mm but 7mm is more rare (I don't have 7mm).

Fairly complete brake bleeding kit. The syringes could be larger to avoid having to use more than one for a brake caliper-up bleed.

All the parts fit perfectly where they needed to fit. Had air trapped in my lines from assembly and had a hard time getting the air out until I came across this kit. I got it. Tried bleeding the brakes but it's not necessarily an easy task to do. All the little parts and fittings seem durable and strong. I would definitely recommend

Worked great with tektro brakes. Metal fittings and syringe are quality. Only complaint is that the instructions use #'s in reference to what fitting to use. The # orientation would work if the fittings were numbered as well as the fitting holder. U get the fittings bagged in the box and the holder empty. With no template as to where the fittings go in the holder, it becomes a find out what fits scenario. This can be a bit tricky due to some of the fittings being quite similar to one another. Could see someone cross threading or using the incorrect fitting if they are novice. Not a deal breaker, just saying.

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