I probably should get mine done being a 2020. Not sure about doing it myself though. With ABS I have read that it can be pretty easy to mess up. Good video. Hoping to pick up a second bike to mess with soon so this info will come in handy. 🤘
Appreciate it and yeah your 2020 is probably fine right now but even if it's not bad you can still suck out what's in your reservoir put in fresh fluid then ride it a bit and repeat and I bet it would be 90% there
Great info! I just did my Triumph brakes and it helped tremendously!
Yeah definitely something that fades and you don't feel it until it's brand new. Makes everything soooo much better.
I probably should get mine done being a 2020. Not sure about doing it myself though. With ABS I have read that it can be pretty easy to mess up. Good video. Hoping to pick up a second bike to mess with soon so this info will come in handy. 🤘
Appreciate it and yeah your 2020 is probably fine right now but even if it's not bad you can still suck out what's in your reservoir put in fresh fluid then ride it a bit and repeat and I bet it would be 90% there
Nope.....swapped out my stock Harley brake lines for stainless last year......
That works also.
Just asking if that was DOT 5 silicone brake fluid since that is all Harleys use and it doesn't interchange with DOT 3 or 4
I used dot 4 since that what was used in it.
You might want to check with the manual I haven't worked at a Harley dealership in 20 years but I remember that was a big deal
@ from what I can find dot 5 was used up to 2006 I believe dot 4 is fine for this.
Good deal hated to be a troll I wanted to make sure you were safe good video thanks for helping everybody
@ all good appreciate it
Great video man!
Appreciate it dude