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TROUBLE BLEEDING FRONT BRAKE

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Gromitdog:
Thank you everyone who gave me advice & suggestions on how to bleed the front brake on my CB750. I followed the advice given and after fitting a new bleed nipple and following the advice on the forum it has improved so much and now is closer to where I happier with it, Possibly now it just need the brake pads bedding in.

Thank you all for your time help and guidance with this small problem

Gromitdog

JezzaPeach:
An important one though! The most really.
My EBC semi sintered pads took a good 2-300 miles to bed in probably due to gentler riding these days, and pretty potent now given the technology, just given a bedded in adjustment. 

paul G:
Another tip I was given which works is, pull the leaver back put quite a bit of pressure on it and tape it in place.
Leave it like this for a couple of days tapping the flexible hoses every now and again.
Always improves the leaver travel  ;) :D

robvangulik:

--- Quote from: paul G on September 15, 2020, 08:07:57 AM ---Another tip I was given which works is, pull the leaver back put quite a bit of pressure on it and tape it in place.
Leave it like this for a couple of days tapping the flexible hoses every now and again.
Always improves the leaver travel  ;) :D

--- End quote ---
One hour is enough ;)

mike the bike:
If you remove the banjo at the master cylinder,  put your finger over the hole, pump the lever, you can establish if it works or not.

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