Originally Posted by
sjanzeir
Actually, no. I Bought these pre-assembled and pre-bled. The fact that each set came in its own, blue Shimano box may have led me to the that they were assembled and bled at the factory and not by the vendor, which is why I never really give the actual assembly and bleeding of them much thought until you brought it up just now. So what do you suggest my next move should be?
Read the manual I put in the link. If you have the necessary stuff and have confidence to do the bleed then do it. But if you don't have a good understanding of hydraulics and how hydraulic brakes work, you might best leave this to a LBS. Little misconceptions will cause you a lot of grief
Probably won't cost any more to let a good bike mechanic bleed them than what it takes for you to get the necessary fluid, funnel and other stuff.