Hmmm. Yeah. The bleed nipple doobry is quite useful. Wonder why they got rid of it.
Anyhoo. There are a couple of places where your brake can spill a bit of fluid and not completely stop working.
i - bleed port. Check it's tight. Torque it to spec as per the manual.
ii - hose entry. Check it's tight, torque it to spec if possible. It might be that when they shortened the hose they didn't use new fittings which can sometimes result in leaks. If this is the case there's little you can do until you get somewhere that has new fittings and can do a bleed.
If it's leaking from anywhere else - piston, caliper join - failure is usually more dramatic and immediate.
sooooooooooo back to mud dock I went. Mechanic was ever so apologetic, tried to bleed again but confirmed there is a fault. Madison are taking it back under warranty and I am getting a new caliper. Unfortunately I guess this will take some time :( no bici
Hmmm. Yeah. The bleed nipple doobry is quite useful. Wonder why they got rid of it.
Anyhoo. There are a couple of places where your brake can spill a bit of fluid and not completely stop working.
i - bleed port. Check it's tight. Torque it to spec as per the manual.
ii - hose entry. Check it's tight, torque it to spec if possible. It might be that when they shortened the hose they didn't use new fittings which can sometimes result in leaks. If this is the case there's little you can do until you get somewhere that has new fittings and can do a bleed.
If it's leaking from anywhere else - piston, caliper join - failure is usually more dramatic and immediate.