Motorcycle Brake Bleeding

[@mikeestrella2]

Nice timing - my bike has been setting for the better part of 3 months. I need to replace the front reservoir as it's getting weathered and in need of a fluid change. The rear works well but again in need of a fluid change. As far as the beard it all depends on how much growth you are looking for and if you want it more natural or a style. I have not clean shaven since may of 2010 and now I just keep my beard around the 10 to 12". Having wavy hair makes it hard to get what you want in the beginning. Trimming comes for when you want to sculp or manage what you have in mind for the end result.

[@keithorlando6652]

Awesome videos man, keep them coming! I’m new to working on my bike so this is great!

[@TheMotorcycleBoss]

Thanks! I hope you can get some value out of more of my videos. Haven't posted lately simply because ut's been hot as hell here in vegas. But once october comes around it'll probably be baack to it.

[@keithorlando6652]

@@TheMotorcycleBoss Definitely!

[@kazager11]

Vessel JIS screwdrivers are the best, I have the Impacta and 900 Megadora. Impactas are heavy but they twist when you hit them w/ a hammer...A+

[@TheMotorcycleBoss]

I completely agree. My gf knew I wanted a set and on my birthday she picked up a number of them for me. Worth every penny

[@rcfrenzy6477]

Keep the videos coming bro.

[@TheMotorcycleBoss]

Thanks for the support!

[@rcfrenzy6477]

@@TheMotorcycleBoss I find your explanation of things simple,I would appreciate if you can contribute your knowledge to us folk.

[@TheMotorcycleBoss]

@rcfrenzy6477 thanks! Much appreciated. I've been focusing on making videos on a completely separate topic but I'm sure I'll get back to it. Just don't know when

[@Dlovetheweed]

For the beard get one of those cheap beard brushes helps keeps it nice and flat

[@TheMotorcycleBoss]

Thanks! I ended up getting a beard straightener recently and my girlfriend introduced me to the magic of conditioners lol. I think i have it under control now! Thanks for your advice!

[@ArcanePath360]

If it itches and is dry, you can get beard oil to keep it smooth and more silky.

[@TheMotorcycleBoss]

Fortunately it doesn't itch. I have a (stay-in) beard cream and a beard balm for molding. But that's about it. Any clue how I figure out where my neckline is? So it doesn't grow too far down my neck.

[@ArcanePath360]

@@TheMotorcycleBoss Not at that length. I can't grow mine much because it's too patchy so I gave up. Just look at picture in Google image search of beards, and copy the one you like using a beard trimmer.