Hi guy's,
My Hayabusa front brakes were poor, sticking and only one pad was being depressed into the rotor, both sides.
I stripped the calipers, cleaned them and the pistons, replaced the seals and now they are very spongy.
Upon depressing the lever, it comes right to the throttle with minimum slowing of the bike, if I pump the lever 3 to 4 times the brakes work well.
Of course I can't afford to pump the lever 4 times before I start slowing down so any advice regarding this problem is appreciated.
I think is is trapped air but I have bled the absolute shit out of these lines and calipers.
Many thanks.
My Hayabusa front brakes were poor, sticking and only one pad was being depressed into the rotor, both sides.
I stripped the calipers, cleaned them and the pistons, replaced the seals and now they are very spongy.
Upon depressing the lever, it comes right to the throttle with minimum slowing of the bike, if I pump the lever 3 to 4 times the brakes work well.
Of course I can't afford to pump the lever 4 times before I start slowing down so any advice regarding this problem is appreciated.
I think is is trapped air but I have bled the absolute shit out of these lines and calipers.
Many thanks.
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