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Old 03-06-2002, 03:33 PM   #1
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Question Bleeding drop-top???

Hey guys,.. I was wondering how you bleed the system of air bubbles? I know how to fill it up,but was wondering if you just top it up, cycle the top, then repeat, or do you bleed it like a set of brakes? If so what line do you "crack" top or bottom line(s)?
Would it be the top line(s) that you would leave "cracked" while cyclying the top?
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