ImWhite

just bled my handbrake again, it was ok then i started riding then a small air bubble was at the top of the line, i parked it then the bubble got bigger.
it locks up the rear tire with 1 finger but theres fluid in the res. then air then fluid in the line? wtf?
will the bubble eventually get into the brake and ****** kill me?
thanks:YEAH

-SKETCHY-

^^ probably. Rotate the handbrake on your clipon so that the lever is facing the opposite way and bleed it like that.You will probably have to take off your clutch perch to do it. I can bleed mine like that everytime by myself in about 10 min.

ImWhite

well the bubble went away when i dropped my bike over? it went back into the ressy
pretty wierd but its been good since then?ill keep an eye on it and if it happens again ill do what u said
thanks bro

FrankieG

What kinda master?

ImWhite

ok i was out today for alittle bit, everytime the front wheel comes up alittle air bubble comes into the line,sometimes little sometimes huge
so when i come to a stop a lean my bike over to the left side of the cage and the bubble moves back up into the res
do i need more fluid or what?
im an idiot with brakes,dont have time for this bullshit!
we r doin some filmin tomorow and i dont wanna die on camera
o and the master is from fullthrottle? whatever biull sent me is what i got
thanks guys

FrankieG

Sometimes little air bubbles get into the banjo fittings and you actually have to bleed the banjos too bottom - up!

FrankieG

If it's a 1000rr master the lever gets jammed and has to be taken apart, cleaned and lubed!