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I put RBF600 in my Multistrada, and that seems to be pretty decent as well. The wet and dry boiling points are very close.
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what 5.1 are u using?
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Motul 5.1 Kev, not yet though as im still on DOT 4
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Thank you!
the rear is doing ok (i don’t use rear brake hardly ever) with what ever the .... is they put in it at the dealer, but the front brake fluid is toast (bc it look burnt)
time for Motul 5.1
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Its not burnt at all. Change it! You wont burn that brake fluid
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I can literally ride spiritedly for a half hour, put the kick stand down when I stop for gas. I can grab the rear wheel and it’s cool
so the rear fluid stays ok looking, it used to glow like highlighter fluid
the front one is trash! Haha I’ll replace it soon
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