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| sudden increase in rear brake pedal travel |
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Posted by: HarryHornby - 07-06-12, 11:37 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Hi All,
I left work yesterday and it was instantly noticeable that there was an increase in the amount of rear brake pedal travel before the pads would bite. I commute every day and use the rear brake everyday so know how it normally feels.
It was fine going into work and the bike just sat undercover all day, what could cause this? Before my journey to work today I had a little play and I managed to lock up the back wheel while manoeuvring down the drive, so the brake is working, just with excessive pedal movement.
I thought maybe it was air in the system but I've not touched the brakes, I looked for a leak, but couldn't find one. The amount of excessive free play has stayed constant throughout my ride home last night and ride into work this morning.
I had the calliper seals replaced about 8 months ago (pads about 6 months before that) and all has been lovely since that point, that's what makes me think it's not air in the system, surely that would have presented itself sooner.
Cheers in advance.
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| Fairing repair recommendation in London |
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Posted by: brianjonze - 07-06-12, 10:39 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Unfortunately my bike was knocked over outside my place the other week, breaking one side of the fairing.. I dont think any sections are missing or have broken off so I think it should repair alright. I have had a quote from a very good repair place near me for 250 or so, but I think there are cheaper places around who do decent work - can anyone recommend somewhere?
Thanks!
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| Help me gauge tyre life! |
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Posted by: spoonman - 07-06-12, 10:36 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Got a big trip coming up, probably 2000 miles. I'm putting a new rear on but I'm unsure about the front. It is a Bridgestone Battlax BT020, I don't know what the current mileage on it is.
It has about 1mm to go on wear indicators. Tread depth is 2mm in centre, 3mm one third from centre and 3.5mm two thirds from centre.
I believe tread depth is 4mm all round new, total life expectancy is about 10k miles so by my logic I should be able to get another 2k out of it ok?
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| rear end |
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Posted by: spider - 07-06-12, 12:24 AM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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i had my forks done £300. now i gota do the rear end. the price nearly makes me want to cry. where is the best place and price to get a new shock for the rear.
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| gen 1 thou clutch cable, free |
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Posted by: bludclot - 06-06-12, 08:40 PM - Forum: For Sale & Wanted
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slinky glide clutch cable. i bought it new and fitted it recently, but after only 300 miles bit the bullet and bought a genuine yamaha cable.
i don't rate it very highly, but if somebody wants it i'll post it for free. otherwise it's another landfil item.
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| M.O.T Questionn :) |
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Posted by: Kinggy - 06-06-12, 08:01 PM - Forum: FZS600 Fazer
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Anyone know if my fazer needs sidelights to pass mot ?? Don't think they've ever worked since i've had the bike and this is the first mot i'm giving her.. I have working headlights ( low & High beam ) And there's obviosly no parking lights involved so in my opinion I don't see why I should need them but obviously I don't have a clue :/
Any Ideas ??
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