F 650/800 GS rear brake bleeding/reservoir.
 

Those of us that own the F 650/800 GS know what a pain it is to try and refill the reservoir for the rear brake when carrying out a bleed or routine maintenance. It really needs two people............unless you just make yourself a little thingy to carry in your tool box.

A very simple 90 degree alu angle bracket available from any DIY store. Bore out the holes to fit if too small, give a bit of a bend to allow for the frame and ''voila'', it hold the reservoir away from the body work in an upright and steady position.

That looks very vulnerable and likely to be ripped off in a dive Pongo.
IMHO, retro fit and use a syringe to refill! Doddle :scooter:
Most vets will sell you the larger size ones (without needles which you don't need)

. Perhaps I didn't explain correctly ( but please re -read OP). It's only to be used whilst carrying out a bleed or maintenance, just to hold the reservoir out from the body work, leaving your hands free for activating the pedal and the bleed nipple. Its' not a permanent fix, just a useful tool to have in your tool box. Syringes just squirt liquid all over the place, I only use them for draining the old fluid out.

Nope, I missed that 'maintenance' bit !:blushing:
Still, by the time it took you to fit that bracket, I would have bled my brakes!:innocent: