Just hit 500 brake bleeds on my personal log and the number kinda shocked me

It made me realize how much fluid I've gone through and how much better I've gotten at avoiding bubbles. Anyone else track their service counts like that?

4 comments

4 Comments

corablack3mo ago

Why even keep count though? Seems like extra work for no real reason. You either know how to do it or you don't.

milam483mo ago

Oh man, my friend skipped counting reps at the gym once. He was sure he knew the number, but his form got all sloppy halfway through. The count keeps you honest, even when you think you don't need it.

michael6691mo ago

Exactly. Counting isn't just about hitting a number. It keeps your mind in the workout so you don't start daydreaming and lose your form. I've been lifting for years and I still count every single rep. It forces you to be present and actually feel each movement. Without that focus, you're just going through the motions and probably cheating yourself out of a good set.

rubyk263mo ago

Counting proves you can do it right, @corablack.