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   risky risky

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   honda ca77, megelli x2,fzr yamaha x 5 ,maxim,cb750.cb600 hornet,zxr250,marusho magnum electra.

   flush lines from master cylinders down to caliper pistons with metho.

    

   risky, Nov 10, 2014

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   RosscoM Active Member Premium Member

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   that's a big no no @risky it will dry out the seals... flushing through fresh brake fluid is all the system needs... (hate bad advise)

    

   RosscoM, Nov 10, 2014

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   Jake89 Active Member Premium Member Contributing Member

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   That's what I would have done anyway. Same as with my mountain bike. Only put brake fluid in brake lines...

    

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   risky risky

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   done it for years to get rid of crap and moisture and have had no problems.

    

   risky, Nov 10, 2014

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