I got a K1 GSXR thou (twin 6pots on the front).
when the front brakes are applied they do not fully come off, so the brakes are always slightly on.
the bike has new pads and fluid, and the pistons can go right in.
why would this be happening?
I got a K1 GSXR thou (twin 6pots on the front).
when the front brakes are applied they do not fully come off, so the brakes are always slightly on.
the bike has new pads and fluid, and the pistons can go right in.
why would this be happening?
The inner seals are square edged orings that roll over when brake fluid pressures them then role back when presure releases.If they are worn they will slide rather than role hence wont return.Build up of dirt between dust seal and main seal can also prevent return of piston.First step clean.Next step replace seals and check pistons for wear and damage.
Solve the problem. Buy a K9!
There will be shit in the dust seal groove on the caliper putting a load on the piston and preventing it retracting. Disassemble the calipers, clean the grooves thoroughly of corrosion & reassemble.
I'm not sure what the guy going on about rolling seals is talking about - the hydraulic seals are deformed slightly by the fluid pressure provided by you actuating the lever. This creates the sealing pressure - they don't roll.
If it wasn't for a concise set of rules, we might have to resort to common sense!
It may also be a bit of shit blocking the tiny bleed hole in the master cylinder.
This hole allows fluid to bleed into the cylinder bore from the reservoir as the master cylinder piston retracts.
thanks guys, i gave the brakes a good smack with a mallet, WD40's the pistons, and greased the slider bolts lightly.
so far, all good.
its because your too fast bro, the bike was only desgined to be up to motogp spec riders, not anything above that!
Then I could get a Kb Tshirt, move to Timaru and become a full time crossdressing faggot
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