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For the rear brake no worries, but for the front brake it took a lot of time. Can not have hardness in the lever and start the system hydraulically. I had to remove the brake hose screw next to the master cylinder to escape the air that was to be somewhere and now it's good.
I also fixed the frame protection right side. I think I would change the axis pivot of the brake pedal because I think he looks pretty tired and the pedal moves a little too much in all directions. I'm not at a ready piece now ...
https://youtu.be/9sxGpoaRESg
The Shop
I should add I do this with completely empty lines.
Your scooter is gorgeous BTW.
Spongy as all get out. Completely empty everything. I know I have trapped air in the system. I used a pump to create a vacuum to help draw the fluid through. So I get fluid coming out the bleeder. So I know I have oil all the way through. All new internals for master cylinder and resivoir.
I’ll try the take off the cover and pump first. Next I’ll try back filling. The roach 1992 CR 250 I have is like a 1 finger front brake on it. There’s like no to little play. Frustrating.
I hope my rear is just as easy as yours Godcho. Thanks for the update and as usual looking great.
I love your frame protectors. I will reread your thread to see about possibly getting some myself.
I cannot overstate how nice it is when you get it done. You will have like me a brand new motorcycle that YOU built.
Every seal, bearing, cable on mine has been replaced like yours. I will linger in my garage just looking at that Honda.
I look forward to seeing the rims on.
I just have 1 on both but I think that does not change much.
Since I have at least 3 more front brakes to do I will try back bleeding on the next.
I look forward to your next installment.
The renovations are a little slow because I had surgery back (herniated disc) so for the moment a lot of rest.
Pit Row
I know there is a lot of HRC parts expert on Vital Mx so can you tell me if it's a real or a replica? Thanks
Rear rim Excel and spokes
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