🔧 Bikein Pro Hydraulic Brake Bleed Kit: Effortless Maintenance for Shimano, Tektro, and Magura MT Seires Brake Systems Review

I have Tektro Draco (original) hydraulic brakes. The adapter on the syringe for the rear brake bleed port is too small, it won't screw in. The overflow cup for the trigger bleed port fits well. This is the original braking system for direct Motobecane Fantom 29 x4 bikes from 2014. Do not use this bleed at all.

Includes all the necessary items including the Shimano pad I need. Very well put together. I just wish the case was a little bigger because while everything fits easily in the case, it fits quite snugly. I'll most likely take a small split plano tackle box to store everything in. Overall I am very happy with the upgrade kit.

did NOT come with the correct Tektro brake bleeder fittings at Surly. The kit did not include a port for the bleed screw on the lever. The piston blocks did not match my caliper at all. Even the gloves were so small that the fingers only reached the second knuckle. Extremely disappointing at $22.79. Chinese crap and overpriced for what you get.

Great little kit. Did everything what should. The cost of pumping the brakes at the store was $60. The cost of this kit plus 1 quart of brake fluid cost me about $40. This saves me sound in the long run. Everything in the kit is a perfect match for my Shimano SLX brakes. The only minor issue is that the funnel is opaque, but that's not enough to make me complain too much. I would recommend this product.

Everything works exactly as expected and there are more than enough parts in the kit. There was enough material in the kit that with a little creativity I could bleed even some old Hayes brakes properly. My only concern is that the tubes are pretty stiff. In practice, this meant that if the syringe slipped, the hose would fall out of the bleed hole and brake fluid would then spill out. All this, in the worst case, led to additional cleaning, but this was a serious problem that arose more than…