Motul (12 Pack) Case 100951 100% Synthetic Brake Dot 5.1 Brake Fluid 1/2 Liter or 500 ml

I've been using Motul produts for the past 25 years. In motorcycles, cars and bicyces. My latest purchase of the 5.1 Brake Fluid is for my mtb Sram brakes. Motul brake fluid is super stable and stands up to hard use on the trails and the DHs. Provides very consistent level feel and caliper pressure.

I have used the Motul products for a couple of years now, the RFB600 brake fluid worked great on my CBR600RR. And then planned to switch to the Dot5.1 on my GSXR1000 but unfortunately couldn't use it as the product received was more than 2 years old so I had to use the OEM brake fluid instead.I just want to share with you guys a security concern. Make sure brake fluid is fresh, deadline is a 2 years shelf life for brake fluid and 3 years for engine oil according to Motul.

Flushed factory brake fluid and replaced with Motul, 35K miles on the odo; 2017 2SS Camaro, Brembo brakes. Wow, what a difference! Much firmer brake pedal engagement at top of pedal travel, where it should be. Much firmer and more balanced braking from easy normal traffic to aggressive track. My auto cross friends say Motul is the best, they are correct. Frankly the Brembo;s were only so so with factory fluid, now they work.

I actually bought this for my mountain bike brakes (SRAM) and they require DOT 4 or DOT 5.1 brake fluid. I've used Motul in full sized vehicles before, and this works equally well in mountain bike brakes. Also, for a little over $11 I get over 16-ounces, whereas the actual SRAM brake fluid costs $10 for just 4-ounces.

Its just simply the best, theres not much more to say. Its the highest rated fluid you can buy short of DOT5 racing fluid which cannot be used in normal applications anyway, and from a high quality manufacturer. I run this in my racing car, my bikes, and my daily driver and have never had a single issue. Also, just to make it clear for a lot of people who have this misconception, this can be used in place of DOT3 and DOT4 and it has a much higher boiling point.

Have it in my FZ07 after swapping the brake lines for braided steel. It works. It's an awful lot of fluid and I had a third or so left after excessively bleeding my brakes (can never be 100% sure I guess, although it was good for the peace of mind). I could probably re-bleed my brakes entirely again with the bottle, but seeing as how its hydroscopic, likely won't want to use it when the time comes around (maybe in 2 years?).Oh, and I ride street, so I can't quite comment much further on performance. It werks though!

$10 is a very good value for this brake fluid 5.1 from a major brand (Motul). Dry boiling point (516 F) is extremely high.I just replaced the brake fluid in a reservoir in my 2014 Elantra. I repeat 4x times, now the brake fluid is fresh with a yellow tint. It is completely compatible w my old fluid.I can tell the difference w the new fluid. The brake force is definitely improved. Highly recommended this fluid !!!

Purchased this for my Brake job on my ISF and my SC300. I went with this instead of the RBF because the RBF is mainly designed for racing and would absorb more moisture over time than traditional brake fluid. For daily driving, 5.1 should have sufficient. I bled the brake with a vaccum and felt the pedal to be tighter (same stainless lines and hardware)

I've bought this product to bleed brakes (Avid Elixir 5) on my bicycle. In terms of performance, brake fluid is reliable in a range of temperature. Currently, I was able to test them in a high temperature only, but there was no problem yet.

Love it when I replace my OEM brake fluids. This allows the brake to tackle on higher temperature and you can also mix this with DOT 3 fluid, so in case your system have some left over, it wouldn't matter much.

This is my go to brake fluid for all of my cars.Glad to find it on Amazon during COVID-19 which saved me going to the parts store.The hydraulic clutch on my collector car works much better after changing the fluid to this.

Much cheaper and higher quality substitute to the SRAM branded fluid. Used to bleed a set of SRAM avid elixir 5 brakes. While I'm in no position to judge the minute improvement the fluid made to the brakes you really have to appreciate the lower cost of the fluid.

Worked just fine for my mountain bike hydraulic disk brake. They use DOT 5.1 oil so this is a good way to get cheap DOT oil in large quantity.