Rear Brake Drag

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monaro427
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Rear Brake Drag

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Hi Guys hope someone may be able to shread some light on this, Rode the bike today and noticed that the rear brake feels like it is dragging, when you push down on the foot brake it feels real firm and you don,t have to push far for it to lock, plus the rear disc was extremely hot, any tips :problem:
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Re: Rear Brake Drag

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Yup. Caliper off, strip it apart and do a rebuild. get a caliper rebuild kit from wemoto it's only a few quid and it's a really easy job.
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monaro427
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Re: Rear Brake Drag

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Sweet as, for that, will look into it, can't have all that power being held back
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Re: Rear Brake Drag

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Also check the slid pin and rubber boots ,
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Re: Rear Brake Drag

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Also check the slid pin and rubber boots ,
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Re: Rear Brake Drag

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Call me stupid but you say the slid pin got a pic of said slide pin? :confused
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Re: Rear Brake Drag

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monaro427 wrote:Call me stupid but you say the slid pin got a pic of said slide pin? :confused
OK...Hey Stupid here you go...

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Although it might be no.12...I'd check both & lube accordingly.

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Re: Rear Brake Drag

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Cheers for that will lube if needed and will do the disc thingee, clean up etc as in one of the other subjects
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Re: Rear Brake Drag

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Apologies :-(
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Re: Rear Brake Drag

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monaro427 wrote:Cheers for that will lube if needed and will do the disc thingee, clean up etc as in one of the other subjects

Rear disc has no bobbins, it's a solid disc. Caliper rebuild!
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