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Message started by nhbiker1 on 09/04/14 at 18:03:05

Title: rear disc brake problem
Post by nhbiker1 on 09/04/14 at 18:03:05

just converted my rear drum brake to a two piston disc brake. bled system 3 times. but brake will only good enough to use at a stop sign or red light while waiting to go. will slow bike down if only traveling at an idle.(like moving to end of driveway before entering road)
any suggestions would be appreciated.


Title: Re: rear disc brake problem
Post by Dane Allen on 09/04/14 at 18:12:56

Eh....what was wrong with the drum? Still have it?

Gotta be air somewhere or the piston has a restriction somewhere...

What type of pads are you using? Sintereds will need more pressure than, say, a semi-organic FA-06.

Title: Re: rear disc brake problem
Post by Dave on 09/05/14 at 03:01:44

Is the system like it was when on the donor bike....same pedal length, angle, master cylinder compatible with the caliper, same rotor size, etc?


Title: Re: rear disc brake problem
Post by verslagen1 on 09/05/14 at 07:20:49

how about some pic's?

Title: Re: rear disc brake problem
Post by HondaLavis on 09/05/14 at 10:17:01

You aren't using the front brake master cylinder to run BOTH brakes, are you?  There's no way that would push enough fluid to activate both brakes.

We need more info, otherwise we're all just asking blind questions. Where did the parts come from? How is it rigged? Are your front and rear separate? Everything that Dave asked needs to be answered.

Title: Re: rear disc brake problem
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 09/05/14 at 13:58:51

I'm not gonna be able to get this jigsaw puzzle together,can someone please help me?
Might need juuuuust a bit more information about the problem before an answer can be found.

Title: Re: rear disc brake problem
Post by Oldfeller on 09/06/14 at 06:23:16


Read his last 25 posts before replying further.

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