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How to Bleed the Brakes of the Malaguti Dune 125?
Model: Malaguti Dune 125
Video tutorial
To bleed the braking system of the Malaguti Dune 125, remove the bolt located on the brake caliper to open the appropriate cap. Connect a tube to this, with the other end placed inside a container. By pumping the brake lever, the fluid will exit the tube and flow into the container. This procedure must be performed for both the front and rear brakes. Once all the old fluid has completely drained, replace it with new fluid that meets the correct specifications.
Updated on 27 April 2026 by ScegliAuto
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