Motion Pro Micro Fork Bleeder

Cheap, and easy to install. These are a no brainer for any fork suspension system with air bleeder screws.

Installing these micro fork bleeders literally took 2 minutes. It makes bleeding the excess air out of my forks so easy and at such a low cost price. Highly recommended

-m-2018 HUSQVARNA FE 350--

Work great very easy to install

-m-2019 YAMAHA YZ250FX--

These fork bleeders are a nice addition especially during the sometimes fast pace of race day. However, you should remember to put the bike on a stand to relieve all pressure on the front forks before bleeding.

-m-2017 YAMAHA YZ250F--

Bleeding the air out of my forks with a push of a button....awesome!

Installed these on my KTM 150 I replaced the factory screws as I was worried I’d strip the screw in the future. Simple push button bleeder. It says you need a screwdriver but you can use a quarter or tip of your finger to offbeat the valve

-m-2018 KTM 150 SX--

I thought these would be a great option to the bleeder screws that eventually wear out. Fit/Finish were fine... but I swear they let more air in the fork than the standard bleeders ever would.

Can't recommend

-m-2015 YAMAHA YZ250--

This product has worked well and beats taking a screw out between Moro’s to let the air out.

I love these things no more screwdriver,no more looking for a screwdriver and no more aggravation. Just touch the button.

Works great with stock or with Flexx bars.

-m-2018 KTM 250 XC--

I'm not sure most riders realize that it's recommended that you bleed residual pressure from the forks before EVERY ride. These push button bleeders make that super convenient. This is the second bike I have them on and I'm very happy with them. Great value.

-m-2018 HUSQVARNA TX 300--

I never knew how much air built up in your forks! I put these bleeders on and now I just hit them quick every time I ride and there is always air pressure in them. Now the suspension can work like it was designed to.

-m-2018 KTM 250 XC-W i (Fuel Injected)--

I replaced my stock bleeder screws because they were worn out from using a screwdriver on them all of the time. These are way more convenient and easy to use. Glad I made the purchase.

Easy to install, and they work just as they are designed. Eventually (probably 6 months) after purchase the o ring that seals them when screwed in wore out and began to leak, went back to the original bleeder screws when this happened.

-m-2014 KTM 350 SX-F--

Work as advertised. Be sure to use a large flathead screwdriver to install, the aluminum on top is soft and strips easily if the screwdriver doesn’t fit snug.

Did not work on my WP forks - they would spew oil (when not pressed) while riding the bike. I went back to the factory "screw" bleeders.. Problem solved.

-m-2013 KTM 300 XC-W (E-Start)--

I have these on both my bikes...so much easier than going to the tool box and bleeding one at a time....just throw on the stand, and psssssst.

Real easy to install,and works well..Far better than using stock with torq bits

-m-2018 KTM 450 SX-F--

Next to worthless on WP because they are always getting broken from sitting too high and unprotected over the fork cap. Great on KYB etc that offers some side wall protection

A must-have! Great Value and performance over 1.5 years

-m-2016 HONDA CRF450X--

fits well, just follow directions with package. the only thing bad about these is the screwdriver slot is very wide . i had to get a extra thick driver .

-m-2010 YAMAHA WR250R--

Awesome product, easy to install and works great.its a must if you plan on moving your handle bars forward.

Good buy. Much easier use then the stock screws that come on bike

Super easy to put on and its something that could save you time and money as long as you bleed the air regularly. I use it when I'm changing elevations or even just trying the bike down. Bikes really should come stock with these

-m-2015 KTM 250 SX--

didn't think I needed them, but with the aer air forks having an enclosed air chamber the outer chamber still pumped up with air. these bleeders makes it easy to check them.

-m-2018 HUSQVARNA FC 450--

This does not fit the fork, there is interference between the preload adjuster and it, does not fit without modification.

-m-2018 HUSQVARNA FE 350--

the fastest and easiest way to relieve any pressure you may have. Just push these buttons and go.

-m-2005 YAMAHA YZ250F--

They work as advertised and save so much time, worth every penny.

-m-2004 YAMAHA YZ125--

It works, but there are others that will tighten up better than a flat head screwdriver.

-m-2001 HONDA CR250R--

Easy to install & works great on your forks to release excess air psi.

The fork bleeders fit perfectly and saves me time bleeding the air out of my forks.

You basically have to scratch them to put on, wish there was a better way than using a flathead

These make for a great gadget. Only complaint is that on my bike they screw into the fork too far, apparently blocking the bleeder hole and not allowing air out unless I unscrew them about 1/4 turn. I put the o-rings from the original screws on with the ones that come with these valves and it seems to work now.

Fits good, looks good, perfect for a quick swap out that won’t break the bank.

The motion pro fork bleeders are a must have. They are priced nicely , durable and help your forks life. Anyone can install them in a matter of seconds with just a straight screw driver. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking to help there forks last longer. Definitely must have

-m-2001 YAMAHA YZ426F--

In my opinion this id an item you must have, that way you bleed your forks without using tools. It prevents pressure in the forks. I have them on all my bikes.

-m-2004 KTM 200 EXC--

Just installed then which was real easy. So far I like the no tools needed to bleed the air out I can now do it sitting at the line

-m-2010 HONDA CRF450R--

2 Minute install... way easier than trying to find a screwdriver, worrying about dropping a screw..

-m-2009 KTM 250 XC-F--

stop getting a screwdriver out and fumbling with those little flat heads be cool and buy the buttons they're great for the price and work good, only complaint is they can be tricky to get in use the correct screw driver or risk scratching them

Yes, they are super easy to install. If you have a super huge flat head screwdriver, which I do not. I used a spatula and slipped two times, which was enough to totaly mess up the nice black ring you see around the blue button. I took them back off my forks again, because the o-ring would not seal properly and so far I have not put them back on.

If you use them, don't loose the original screws, as you have to put them back on when you're ever going to service your forks. Why? Because on my WP bladder style forks the service requires to put the fork heads down on the ground and the bleeders are sticking out. So you would put the whole weight on the little bleeders, which could end up breaking them.

-m-2008 KTM 250 XC-F--

Allows you to easily bleed off the pressure in the forks before a ride. Install is simple, you may need to rotate your forks a little in the triple clamps to gain access.

-m-2018 KTM 250 XC-W i (Fuel Injected)--

So far they've been great. It's nice not to need to fit a screwdriver in between the handlebars and then if the screw falls out trying to get it started again.

-m-2007 YAMAHA YZ250--

I was so satisfied with the these micr fork bleeders, that I bought them for all of my Bikes.

-m-2002 KAWASAKI KX250--

Ruined a day of riding. Just finished up a nice build on my CR250 and went on the first ride. Stupid thing shot right out of the forks 30mins in. I had these before but I will never buy them again. Waste of time and money.

-m-2003 HONDA CR250R--

Cant beat the price and they do what they are intended to do and can save your fork seals before strapping the bike down

these only lasted 2 rides before they were leaking all the time.

-m-2014 KTM 350 XCF-W--

I would more than recommend this weather your a seasoned rider or new to all of this. For a few dollars u don’t need any tools to bless the trapped air off from your front folks which in turn will cause
Your folks to respond better// how they should respond and that will give you a better//more comfortable ride... this is one of those common sense parts!!!

-m-2005 KAWASAKI KX250F--

They just work, easy to install and even easier to use. Great value.

-m-2011 KTM 250 SX-F--

So much easier to bleed the forks with these. Especially with wrap around handguards and all the other crap that's on the bars. Must have for the price.

-m-2018 KTM 350 XC-F--

Installation was super difficult, you literally had to unscrew a screw and than screw in the fork bleeder ??. A small investment and noticeable difference.

-m-2015 YAMAHA YZ450F--