08-10-2012, 08:28 PM
if your magura is a right hand magura flipped for the left side it may be easier to bleed on the right side than the left. if it is a left side just angle the master so the lever is way up in the air putting the bleeder at the highest point you can. start by bleeding the master itself and then do it from the caliper. once you get it woking bleed a little more at the master till it comes out clear and go back to the caliper. maguras tend to get air stuck in them and take a bit of bleeding to get right. i zip tied my reservoir bottle to the spot where the top of the headlight bolts on so it holds it vertically. when your bleeding is all said and done you will want to fill the resy up to the very top so when you put the cap and diaphram onto it that it overflows. theres a ridge in the diaphram that will create and air pocket on its own. i always do my setups that way so wether the bike is in a wheelie or a stoppie it wont have any chance of pulling any air into the master.