Motul Closeout Helmets

No complaints

A bit pricey, but well worth it. Paired with Vesrah RJL pads is a great combo. Stands up to Intermediate-pace on the track with little to no brake fade.

Excellent brake fluid. I use it in my dual-duty track and commuter bike (08 Ninja 650r). With SS lines, Vesrah RJL pads, and a good bleed, this bike stops as good as it ever will.

Have read that you want to change this fluid a bit more often than other fluids, but once a year isn't bad.

Tough for me to give a back to back comparison with the previous fluid I used as I did not test them back to back. However lever feel and feedback is greatly improved.

I've been exclusively using RBF600 for many years on all my bikes. I've never experienced any signs of brake fade with it. It holds up to the abuse of racing and still lasts a long time.

I used it to replace my fluid to Yamaha R1 2013 as the bike was on two years already and also to my 2011 Aprilia SXV 550 .

Both bikes got incredible brakes now way better than before.
I am the one and only owner of the R1 and I remember the brakes when I first got it from the dealership.

Now I have way more strength with way less effort .

I have RBF600 along with braided brake lines on my R1, R6, and DRZ400SM. It is great fluid, and along with the lines gives a great responsive and consistent feel over stock setup. Plus with RBF600, there's almost no worry of boiling the brake fluid since the boiling temp is so high.

Not a scientist so couldn't tell the chemical difference between this and other brands . To be honest I'm a motul fan because that's what my grandfather used when I was a kid so now I use it as well. But hey maybe that says it all right there ..