What to do next?

[cowpuc]

So when I pull the clutch and push on the brake the tire is supposed to easily stop and stay still for a little bit and it will slowly start spinning again right?

Or if the tire starts rapidly spinning again it probably means there is air or not enough oil in the lines is that right?

 

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So you should be able to pull the clutch lever in toward the handle bar (this disengages the clutch) and step on the rear brake and the back tire should stop spinning and the bike should sit there and idle just like if you were sitting at a stop sign in gear with the clutch pulled in.. If you do this and it works, now hold the brake down so the tire stays still and let the clutch out slowly (engage the clutch by slowly releasing the lever) at idle and this should kill the motor if your rear brake is working properly and your clutch is too..

[cowpuc]

All being done while up on its center stand..

[cowpuc]

I got the idea Mr Puc let you know tomorrow thank you very much for your time and the bed time story hahaha!

 

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You betcha!!

[Poncho26]

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You betcha!!

Here's a video Mr Puc of this morning.

 

 

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[Poncho26]

Mr Puc I'm sorry forgot to lift the stand then I did it drop 1st gear in tge wheel spun push the brake then the bike stall which means the clutch is good I left the clutch lever pressed all night with a few rubber bands I think that helped now back to when I pressed the brake pedal I didn't see it spring back to its normal position what can i do in this case?

 

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[Poncho26]

Good morning by the way!!!

 

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[cowpuc]

Ponch, the clutch appears to be working properly now.. What I saw on that first video looks normal to me.. Concerning the rear brake sticking down, indeed - you need to lube up the pivot locations on the rear brake pedal. Hold on,, I will make you a video of the spots to lube..

[Poncho26]

I'll be sure waiting for it I appreciate it Mr Puc.

 

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[snyper316]

I'll be sure waiting for it I appreciate it Mr Puc.

 

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And I will be patiently waiting for the next video in puckster's escapades lots of laughs he sure is a crazy old coot!

 

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[Poncho26]

One more thing I noticed last night is that the front left caliper doesn't get any oil

 

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[cowpuc]

One more thing I noticed last night is that the front left caliper doesn't get any oil

 

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That front left caliper (on the left side if you are sitting in the saddle of the bike = left side,, same side as the shift lever is on) is operated by the rear brake pedal = its a linked system (unless someone has delinked it). Did you know that?

[Poncho26]

Still linked

 

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[Poncho26]

And yes is the one on the side of the shifter

 

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[cowpuc]

Here ya go Ponch - Pt 1 of a 2 part series (my flashlight turned off the camera).. Hope this helps.. Pt-2 is cooking

 

 

 

[cowpuc]

And yes is the one on the side of the shifter

 

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Push down on the rear brake pedal and pop the bleeder open on that caliper as your pushing down and see if she bleeds some fluid out of the bleeder (careful not to release the pedal until you close the bleeder so you dont pull air in the system).. Maybe you have a stuck caliper??

[Poncho26]

I already did that and nothing came out.

The other 2 calipers bleed ok

[cowpuc]

I already did that and nothing came out.

The other 2 calipers bleed ok

 

Then I would try bleeding it from the line on that caliper and if nothing came out there I would go upstream and try bleeding it form the location described in this video.. All in an effort to see where the plug is.. Could be deteriourate rubber hose leading to caliper..

[Poncho26]

Thank you very much Mr Puc for your awesome videos I really enjoy watching them and of course help a lot getting my bike ready for storage at least. I think we have a couple more weeks of decent weather here in Chicago and brakes are the last thing in my check list, next you'll see me riding down the street (on my way to the storage probably) thank you again Mr Puc I'll keep you informed of the results .

[cowpuc]

You are more than welcome Ponch and here is part 2 of the lubing the rear brake pedal video.. Hope it helps somehow!!

Puc

 

[Poncho26]

It sure will Thank you Mr Puc.

[Poncho26]

is there another master cylinder for the rear break over the brake pedal?

[cowpuc]

is there another master cylinder for the rear break over the brake pedal?

 

Nope, just the one in the Vid..

[Poncho26]

Ok thank you

Already watch the second video and better than that explanation can't be thank you.

 

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