Brake Bleed Syringe Holder

How many times have you bled the brakes on your own? And how many times have you wished you had someone to hold the syringes?

It's true that there are several methods to keep the syringe in place, both on the caliper and the lever. But having a specific tool, designed by someone with years of experience bleeding brakes alone, makes a difference. This is how the ideal syringe holder was born: not essential, but it does prevent unnecessary stressful moments.

These holders have been designed based on real experience, aiming to solve the most common problems during brake bleeding. Not all frames are the same—especially at the rear: shapes, spaces, and dimensions change. A holder that works perfectly on one frame may be useless on another. That's why I developed 4 different types, all fully adjustable and adaptable to the vast majority of bicycles.

🔧 BS-1: the simplest and easiest to use. It is usually mounted on the front fork and, thanks to its adjustable syringe holder, it always allows for finding the ideal position. In some cases, it can also be used at the rear.

🔧 BS-2: mainly designed for the handlebar, it holds the syringe connected to the brake lever. It features double support (for better installation), which also allows its use on the rear caliper. Fully adjustable in height, tilt, and laterally.

🔧 BS-3: the classic holder for the syringe on the rear caliper. It is also fully adjustable and fits most frames. Together with the BS-2, it is ideal for bleeding the rear brake. The BS-1, BS-2, and BS-3 form the PRO kit.

🔧 BS-4: designed for the most complex frames. Included in the Elite Pro kit, it has 3 adjustable and rotating arms that allow it to be placed in any position and distance. Its double anchoring system makes it especially stable.

All holders are made from oil-resistant, robust, and lightweight materials, offering the perfect balance between durability and functionality.

They are not essential, but they are undoubtedly a great help in making an operation that can be complicated much easier.