How to check your Harley-Davidson ABS brake fluid

[@classicrider103]

I'm glad you posted this, I will change my fluid tomorrow.

[@kurtruppenthal9506]

Very important. Especially for abs systems. Thanks.

[@bw6078]

Great information on a subject not often covered in videos. That out take was worth the price of admission.

[@motorman857]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@carver7689]

I know the 2-year rule, but never thought to check the fluid with a moisture meter. That's a good idea, might save some hassle. Also, when changing brake fluid, it's a big help to use a brake fluid bleeder kit. I have one from Bikemaster, but there are other brands out there. It makes the whole job a lot easier and faster than doing it manually, especially if you have ABS.

[@danadiggins793]

Loved the outtake! Haha!

[@danthechippie4439]

Love to see you change the fluids

[@motorman857]

I don't have the tool necessary. My mechanic does though.

[@larissacheremetieva4421]

Thanks for your dedication,

[@stevenwaller192]

Great to hear Camera Girl. Almost thought that 3 wheeler video was so she could ride one of those. Hope you’re all well!

[@motorman857]

Donna said she would never ride a trike.

[@fredrickhaemker8434]

Great tip Jerry.

[@stephen6157]

Another good one ✌🏾

[@marklubecke4854]

Isn't it important to monitor a nonABS system also, can't imagine moisture is good for any brake application?

[@motorman857]

Of course. But it's especially important if you have ABS because it's an expensive fix.

[@HarleyinGermany]

Check recalls for your Harley, I had a break fluid recall and HD flushed and replaced my break fluid for free.

[@petebusch9069]

I just change mine annually, once you learn how its pretty easy.

[@vonklock6807]

Wow! I never knew that. Thank you!!!

[@tonang33]

good video

[@splodge57]

So much easier to bleed/change your fluid if you don't have ABS.

[@motorman857]

Yes, but ABS is a life saver.