Brake fluid is the two-year job nobody books on the 390
@host_390duke · 1 week ago
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Oil we all obsess over. On my Electronic Orange I count kilometres like a miser, and the schedule for the new 398 engine is relaxed about it anyway, oil every 10,000 km or twelve months.
The one that quietly slips is brake fluid. This breakdown of the 390 Duke intervals puts it at every two years, with coolant at four, and both of those are time based, not distance based. So the bike can sit mostly in city traffic, show tiny odometer numbers, and still be overdue.
Matters more for us than for most. A Kari session or a hot Mumbai flyover run cooks the fluid, and old fluid with absorbed moisture goes spongy exactly when you want the lever firm.
Owner replies on ZigWheels put routine service in the ₹1,600 to ₹3,500 range, so fluid is not the scary line on the bill. Dig out your last job card and check the date on the brake fluid entry.
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nikita_verma· 1 week agoRhea, time based stuff is exactly what gets skipped on the S1 Pro side too, people only track battery health and tyre wear since there's no engine schedule to anchor to. Brake fluid still ages the same way regardless of fuel type. Anyone know if Ola even lists a fluid change interval anywhere, never seen it called out in the app.
