A motorcycle website/shop in Irvine California is selling Motul MBF600 for $7.95. I ordered 10 bottles of Motul RBF 600 (They come in boxes of 12, oh well) on Monday, and they arrived today- Wednesday. Cost includes price of shipping (UPS GROUND, how'd it get here so fast?) and a 2.5% handling fee, and sales tax if you're a CA resident.

I called their customer service line, spoke with Claire and asked about the price. I guess they hadn't updated the website yet, it was indeed too low. But they do have 300 bottles or so in stock.

So, get it while the gettin's good.

http://www.cyclemall.net -- search RBF

Their website is not very fully featured, but it is functional, and they shipped it quick!



-Chris

 

i will be ordering some, should i order a dozen *thinks*

Thanks!

 

Have you ever used ATE SuperBlue?

I wonder if Ryan, Chris and Jay know that my ATE that was in my R for Expo 4 had been in there since Expo 3!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dbl Ey! &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Have you ever used ATE SuperBlue?

I wonder if Ryan, Chris and Jay know that my ATE that was in my R for Expo 4 had been in there since Expo 3! </TD></TR></TABLE>



(Have not used SuperBlue or the other ATE)

-Chris

 

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Thanks! </TD></TR></TABLE>

Buy the dozen and sell me what you don't need.

 

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Buy the dozen and sell me what you don't need. </TD></TR></TABLE>

you know there is a markup for having gone through my hands

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dbl Ey! &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Have you ever used ATE SuperBlue?

I wonder if Ryan, Chris and Jay know that my ATE that was in my R for Expo 4 had been in there since Expo 3! </TD></TR></TABLE>

Now you tell me...******

Thanks for the heads up on the M0tul

 

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you know there is a markup for having gone through my hands </TD></TR></TABLE>

Scroogey

 

hony crap the Motul 5.1 on there is only $4.95!!! cheeper then the SuperSyn at Autozone

 

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Scroogey </TD></TR></TABLE>

markup = shipping cost

 

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Just a PSA - http://www.ipdusa.com has ATE Typ 200 (the amber version of SuperBlue) on sale for $8.95 per liter, in case you want to alternate to make sure the system is fully flushed.

 

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Just a PSA - http://www.ipdusa.com has ATE Typ 200 (the amber version of SuperBlue) on sale for $8.95 per liter, in case you want to alternate to make sure the system is fully flushed.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I checked out the site you linked & this "EZ Bleeder" tool came up, looks pretty interesting!
Any thoughts on it?

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Brake Bleeder Tool


This brake bleeder tool uses the same principle as expensive pressure bleeders found at the dealership. The air over fluid system is pressurized from a spare tire or other low pressure source (20 psi) and keeps the master cylinder full while pushing fresh fluid through the system. All you have to do is open the bleed valve and catch the old fluid while watching for the new clean fluid.

It connects to your Volvo’s master cylinder with the included ported cap. Caps are also included for most other import and domestic master cylinders. It makes the task of bleeding brakes or other hydraulic systems an almost effortless and foolproof operation. Gone is the frustration in trying to coordinate pumping the pedal, opening and closing the bleed valve, trying to keep the fluid in the master cylinder at the correct level, and keeping air out of the system. With the Eezibleed you can quickly and safely bleed your brakes by yourself.</TD></TR></TABLE>

 

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I've thought about getting one, never had the extra fundage to throw away in case it sucks. Some of the RR/AX folk have tried one-person bleeders though, maybe they can offer some input

 

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markup = shipping cost </TD></TR></TABLE>

But of course

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=925064

Kudos to .RJ for spreading the wealth...of knowledge

 

$7.95 per bottle deal is still on their site.

People ought to be flushing their brakes in the Spring season, get your butts ready for Exblo!1

 

cac damnit, just spend 10 a bottle