If you mess up brakes, at which point will they fail? (assuming no leaks)

 

Well thats one thing I dont know how to do bleed the brakes so this will be better off if I let a mechanic do it but the only problem I have is hopefully he does change everything and dont pretend he did because I dont want to
pay money for no work done on my bike. Right now I will love to change all fluid because I bought this bike with 16,000 miles and If I change all these fluids it will make it new and since my clutch lever is getting loose because I need a new clutch with all these work its going to make my bike ride like new.

I had one question can I put one of those fuel injector cleaners in my gas tank?

 

If you don't bleed them correctly=failure in performance. Air bubbles in the line. Fuel injector cleaners won't hurt the bike.

 

ELJRC16- Seafoam is a better choice

Stephens- I asked the question to challenge your given advice, which in my opinion did not inspire confidence. Yes, it is important to warn of the risk of poor workmanship on a motorcycle, however if he botched the job will he find out in a moment of panic or will he find out on the initial test ride?

I think if approached from that perspective, perhaps more emphasis should be placed on the manner in which advice is dispensed to another person who may not be as experienced with a wrench.

 

I see what your are saying Jaybird. Well taken.