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Originally Posted by
thorns
Last ride my front brake was pretty much non existent, no matter how hard I yank on it, it just wouldn't really stop, which if you've ridden with brembo brakes, you know they are usually a light single finger pull for all the brakes you'd ever need (motocross bike not road bike just to clarify).
Just pulled the pads out to inspect those, but they look fine, still heaps of meat left on them.
Noticed however when I pump the lever when the pads are out, only one piston is coming out. The second one wiggles a little bit but wont actually push out. If I put a piece of timber between the good piston and caliper, and pump the lever, then the second one will come out, which tell me its not seized.
Have bled the brakes, and still have plenty of fluid in there it seems.
What should I check next? Should I drain out all the brake fluid and start over again with fresh fluid?
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