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How do you bleed the brakes on the Derbi GPR 125?

Model: Derbi Gpr 125
Part: Brake fluid

Video tutorial

To perform the brake bleeding on the Derbi GPR 125, you need to loosen the small drain valve located at each of the screws to let the oil out: you will also need to disconnect the corresponding hose to remove any remaining residue. Once this oil has been expelled, you can reconnect all the parts and proceed by tightening the caps on the sides of the handlebars: this way you can insert the oil through their vents to ensure that the braking system is once again full of oil. This way you can give a few strokes with the brake lever to get the fluid circulating.


Posted on 15 January 2025 by ScegliAuto


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