Go buy a new cheap oil can...connect a hose from the can to the bleeder screw...put teflon tape on the bleeder screw threads so it doesn't leak ...reverse bleed...after you try this you will never bleed motorcycle brakes any other way.

 

^^^^^this is a great tip. THANK YOU^^^^^^^

 

Okay, I decided to do it myself. It'll be a couple days as I want the Genuine HD parts this time (and not the Drag Specialties). Of note: The MoCo is obsoleting this kit. Part #45006-87B (supercedes 45006-87A). I ordered two of them, but they are typically Harley priced at $35.64 a piece. Plus shipping from New Castle HD.

Need to find a small cylinder hone. Any recommends?

 

Any auto parts store will have one...or Amazon will hook you up.

 

I've used a .308 gun bore brush wrapped with #0000 steel wool soaked in brake fluid. A few revolutions in the drill and it cleans out the mc bore and polishes it out real nice. ��

 

if the bike needs a new piece of chrome

that only means the kids wont eat this week

is what we see in a bike shop -

replace the master // your correct on 2 fronts the master is gone and the kits are junk

 

Use a vacuum pump like mighty vac to bled the calipers. Just keep an eye on the reservoir fluid level.