[chris holm]

My mechanically inclined son decided to let the air pressure out between motos and when tightening the screw back in it snapped off - 1/2 still inside. Anyone know an "easy" way to remove it? CRF150R

Thanks

[124]

An "easy out" should do the trick...
Or screw extractor found anywhere, Craftsman shown here:
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/search_10153 ... s&sLevel=0

[bocephus450x]

[minton227]

Once you have the screw out, I would recommend a set of fork bleeders from Motion Pro. I just added them to my bike for under $20. They replace the factory screw with a valve. You can then just push the button on top of the valve to release the air any time with no tools.

[minton227]

Well, the Motion Pro fork bleeders are junk. They are made of plastic and both broke off in the forks while I was installing them finger tight. I got my money back and got some from Anderson Automatics. They are made of metal and are a lot smaller for better bar clearance. They claim to be the only ones made of metal, not plastic. I would definately recommend these.

[fast4fun]

STR Speed bleeders. Installed them a couple months ago and their high quality. Short, made of metal, and easy to install.

http://www.crfsonly.com/catalog/product ... ts_id/1372

[jjrace]

motion pro bleeders are garbage! JUNK JUNK JUNK

Best bleeders are the Anderson:

http://www.andersonautomatics.com/bleeders.html

They are shorter than the STR ones and dont take a special tool to install. Just simple 8mm deep socket.