Motion Pro Fork Bleeder Review
These Motion Pro Micro Fork Bleeders are great, but do you need them? No. Do you want these fork bleeders on your bike? Yes, you do! And they only cost $13!
I keep dropping my fork bleeder screws, thanks to my weird sausage fingers, and I’m lucky I haven’t lost any on the trail.
These fork bleeders make bleeding my forks on the trail easy and convenient.
To use these micro fork bleeders properly, you need only engage the front brake, rock back on your bike to extend the forks, push the fork bleeders, and be on your way!
Installing your Motion Pro Micro Fork Bleeders
These bleeder valves are incredibly easy to install but also incredibly easy to install wrong.
The two issues you need to watch out for when you install your bleeders:
- Over-tightening
- Bar clearance.
To avoid over-tightening your micro bleeders, don’t over-tighten them; snug is all you need. Otherwise, you risk pinching your o-ring and compromising the seal.
For bar clearance, you need only ensure a minimum of 6mm clearance between the top of the bleeder valve and the handlebars.
Motion Pro makes its fork bleeders from machined stainless steel, which is much more durable than aluminum. As of this review, it is the only company that does this. Yet another reason Motion Pro is at the top of my list!
Related: When changing your tire is time, do it right!
Final Thoughts: The Motion Pro Micro Fork Bleeders
These Motion Pro Micro Fork Bleeders are super easy to install and use. I recommend them to anyone who wants to keep their forks in check on long rides and to anyone who shares my clumsy sausage finger curse!
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