Bleeding Sramano brakes?

[Darren66]

I've just swapped my Sram DB8 levers for Shimano M6100, as I prefer these levers and as a consequence, the brakes are now stronger. As I used the original Sram hoses (with Shimano barb/olive at the lever) I have a question, the front hose would benefit from being a little longer, so I have a length of Shimano hose, do I use a Sram specific barb/olive at the caliper (as shown below) and can I just flood the hose from the caliper end using a syringe and then bleed from the lever using the usual Shimano method?

 

[steve_sordy]

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[Darren66]

If you don't get a good answer on here, try Epic Bleed Solutions, they do respond.

Epic Bleed Solutions | The Original Bleed Kit Outlet

Bleed your hydraulic bicycle brakes for less with our range of DIY bleed kits for MTB and road bikes. Bleed kits available for all models including Avid, Formula, Hope, Magura, Shimano, SRAM & more.

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Now I've had a few rides to settle on an ideal lever position and taking into account the fork sag when riding, the hose length is fine.