Do this EVERY 2 years | Brake and Hydraulic Clutch fluid flush. 

Thank you, dude! Your videos have really simplified these maintenance items!!

Great video, I think I can actually do this job myself after this

Awesome explanation, this job always seemed very daunting to me.

Nice detailed information. Expecting more videos on Hayabusa. As a proud owner of busa i have zero knowledge about all of these. Highly appreciated 👍

Great video! Thanks for clearing my confusion. I was wondering if I had to buy a clutch oil separately but didn't know that I can use brake oil in both 👏

"Simply Outstanding Tutorial"...... Thanks for the cover link as well. Two year Interval, is due .....I've replaced the pads for both front & rear (EBC FA447HH/ FA419HH). Next to replace brake /clutch lines from rubber to braided, increased braking power!!! Please, keep the videos coming, Bruh!!!

I meant comment on your kickstand video. I was gonna spend the stupid money on a Brock’s stand but with you posting one that you trusted the cheap option I ordered one. They send me an rear cowl! Messaged them and they told me to keep it and sent out the kickstand the next day. For $25 I can’t complain!

It is i really needed wow 👏 😭 😍

Great video. I'm guilty of not flushing brakes on my bikes, My 1st VStrom went 5 years. Is that factory paint on the Busa? Beautiful. I take good care of my 900's, but you go above and beyond. My garage in Idaho is either freeezin' or fryin'. Sometimes I get irritated and bring them in the house. Family isn't thrilled tho. thanks for the info.

Hi mate, great videos. A tip for you if you should require it. I have just found out that Japanese bikes use their own JIS drivers for the 'philips' head screws. The JIS design prevents cam out of the driver when loosening tight screws. That's when the driver comes out and twists up the screw head as it does so. With a normal Philips bit you have to really press down hard to prevent that as you know. So a little JIS set will set you back around 20 dollars with 3 sizes of bits and will save you a lot of hassle. Edit: there should be a JIS screwdriver in your bike's toolkit. 👍

Aye! I got that Costco work light too

Thanks man can you do a video of how to replace the water coolant system the i can do all 3 oil,break fluids, and the water

Hey Man love your channel. For info the reservoir screws aren't Philips, they're JIS ( Japan Industry Standard). Philips are designed to 'cam out' when you reach a certain torque to avoid over tightening. JIS will not do this allowing screws to be tightened as much as you dare. Get a set of JIS screwdrivers, they fit really tight. 🇬🇧

Brother I just bought a 2018 hayabusa with 13,000 kilometres in it. Right now when I start the bike, I head a rattle coming from the oil reservoir, on the right side of the fairing. Where you put oil in from, I think it’s the clutch plates or something. I’ve been reading online something as well as a backlash adjustment. Any help will be appreciated.

@mototalkusa what was the inner diameter size you used for the clear hose? When I click on the link. There are different sizes. Thank you please let me me?

Seems like a lot of work but it's necessary and the cap swap is genius 👍 Xpovia polla

Man bro where's your shop I'm bring my bike to you 😂😂🤣😂😍

If you can afford it change the clutch and brake master cylinders to BREMBO the difference is fantastic

Anybody tried putting plastic wrap under the cap of a freshly opened bottle of brake fluid to keep it water-free in storage?

Do you know if those covers will fit my 2023 busa?

How about the rear sir? And the coolant to complete this 😅

Use a plastic syringe to suck some fluid out of the reservoir then no spills

Όταν είπες ΒΡΑΚΟΛΆΣΤΙΧΟ κόντεψε να μου πέσει το κινητό απ τα χέρια 😂😂😂 Δεν περίμενα να είσαι Έλληνας