¡ H E L P !
The one on the right in this picture was supplied to my pal Motorcycling Mo for his enormous 1150 GSA as a SpeedBleeder.
I looks nothing like the silver Goodridge item on the left which is fitted to my bike.
But on the Bay, all the so-called Goodridge SpeedBleeder pictures are like the one on the right.
So ¿ is this a new version with a tiny one-way valve hidden somewhere inside - if so, how does one open and close the nipple for the start and end of the bleeding process ?
Any help from someone who's recently fitted a Goodridge would be muy apreciado
AL in s.e. Spain
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HAH !
Thanks to Merlin Motorsport in the UK for this cross-sectional drawing of the new small SB by Goodridge. So it DOES have a one-way ball-valve, albeit microscopically small.
Apparently, you crack open the nipple a smidgeon before starting to do the bleed, then snug it down tight with your 11mm spanner /wrench after all the bubbles, etc., have gone their own sweet way down into the collecting jar.
Let's hope they work !
Thanks to Merlin Motorsport in the UK for this cross-sectional drawing of the new small SB by Goodridge. So it DOES have a one-way ball-valve, albeit microscopically small.
Apparently, you crack open the nipple a smidgeon before starting to do the bleed, then snug it down tight with your 11mm spanner /wrench after all the bubbles, etc., have gone their own sweet way down into the collecting jar.
Let's hope they work !
This is the list of people I'd trust with my bike