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Bleeding the front brake: lever distance from the bar
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Thanks for all the suggestions/questions but I found out what was causing the excess lever movement, it was a combination of the 'spring effect' on the brake seals and half worn pads.
  • The spring effect as I understand is - a combination of the pads almost touching the discs and the piston seals grabbing/dragging on the sides of the pistons. This results is the pistons were not allowing me to fully compress/pressurise the system, hence the excess lever play -  or some thing like that.
  • The pads still had enough meat on them 3-4mm, but apparently bandits unlike Fazers can't deal with worm pads that are still within thier wear limit.
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Re: Bleeding the front brake: lever distance from the bar - by b1k3rdude - 28-06-12, 10:24 AM

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