I have, up until now, taken the bike to the dealership every two years to get it done, but it irks me doing that so decided to get something so I could do it myself.

After looking at the options, I decided on the one from ITM, it is a small tablet with a wireless interface and proprietary software.

The procedure is straight forward, flush the brakes and bleed it as you would a non abs bike, (read the how to sheet).

Hook up the dongle, turn the bike on, don't start it, fire up the tablet, open the program and follow the prompts for front and back.

Once done re-flush and bleed again and you are done. Easy as, my brakes feel a bit firmer to me, as in not as spongy, not that I thought they were previously just in comparison to before, but maybe that's my imagination, anyhow works as advertised and I'd recommend the product to anyone that is in the market for an abs bleeder.

Just to add to this. The reading I've done on this tells me it is locked to the bike you use it on. Apparently you can get more licenses to use on your other bikes if required. The unit, when used, needs wifi to connect to the companies server to verify it isn't pirated. That's the only time it needs wifi, other than that it connects to the dongle via bluetooth. 

GM may have more information on it. Thanks again GM.

It's the "locked to one bike" shit that's fucked it.

That has irked me since 2007 when I got my first EFI Harley...

That's one strike GM.

True story

A church's bell ringer passed away. So they posted the position and a man came in with no arms wanting the job. The clergy weren't sure he could do it, but he convinced them to let him try it.
They climbed the bell tower and the guy ran toward the bell and hit it with his head. They gave him the job.
The next day he went to ring the bell, tripped, bounced off the bell and fell to the sidewalk below. Two guys were walking past.
One asked, "Do you know this guy?"
The second guy responded, "No, but his face rings a bell."

The next day, the dead bell ringer's twin brother comes in for the again vacant bell ringer position. He also has no arms. They lead him up to the bell tower, he runs at the bell, trips and falls to the sidewalk below.
The same two guys walk by.
The first asks, "Do you know him?"
The second guy responds, "No, but he's a dead ringer for the guy we saw yesterday."

2. Worse

3. Clanger

Bleeding the brakes using this ITM system was a breeze. Grease Monkey nailed it in his description of the process. Took longer for the unit to connect to the server through the internet and verify it was legal. After that, plain sailing.

Soft... 

Another tool that will save me a trip to a stealership.