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 Graprilia Brolly Dolly

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 Posted: 08:43 - 06 Mar 2009 Post subject: My bike wont move wheel stuck solid - HELP please |
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Went out this morning to find the bike wont move.
On wednesday i put it in the garage and the last 2 nights it has been -5 is it possible the water on the discs / pads has frozen sold?
If so how can i free them? ____________________ Piaggo liberty 125 SOLD - CBR 125 - SOLD Aprilia RS 125 - SOLD CBR 400 NC29 - SOLD ZX6R currently own https://bikepics.com/members/Graprilia/ |
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 Itchy Super Spammer

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Your brakes have seized , strip and rip to get them moving again, of if you are so inclined like me just ride it as normal giving it more revs.
This is risky as:
#1 it can cook off your brake fluid = no brakes
#2 warp your brake discs
#3 eat up a LOT more petrol than normal
#4 your braking ability is compromised as the discs will already be hot even on a very short ride. ____________________ Spain 2008France 2007Big one 2009 We all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will. In the end, your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it is worth watching. |
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i have fixed it now , the bike only just had a service week ago with new pads etc so they should be fine it was a combi or water and grit and the fact it was -5 last night didnt help. ____________________ Piaggo liberty 125 SOLD - CBR 125 - SOLD Aprilia RS 125 - SOLD CBR 400 NC29 - SOLD ZX6R currently own https://bikepics.com/members/Graprilia/ |
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Hi
Pads can seize to the disks and I have had this happen loads of times but as mentioned above normally happens with cast iron disks and certain pads.
Thing to watch for is any marks left on the disk from where the pads stuck. This can result in a load of judder on the brakes (I have a pair of barely used disks for the FZ750 that have suffered like this).
All the best
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what would be the best way to clean up the discs in your opinons? ____________________ Piaggo liberty 125 SOLD - CBR 125 - SOLD Aprilia RS 125 - SOLD CBR 400 NC29 - SOLD ZX6R currently own https://bikepics.com/members/Graprilia/ |
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ive heard that if you use a wire brush that it can be quite effective at cleaning them up , removing rust etc. ____________________ Piaggo liberty 125 SOLD - CBR 125 - SOLD Aprilia RS 125 - SOLD CBR 400 NC29 - SOLD ZX6R currently own https://bikepics.com/members/Graprilia/ |
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my front brake was stuck like that the other day, came from with a bit of a shove though and there was a light bit of rust on the disc where the pad had been.
I thought my discs were steel tbh.  ____________________ CBR125R '05 > CB500 '00 > CBR600F '99 |
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Standard Suzuki pads are known for rusting to the disc after being stood-up when wet so that's probably what's happened to your bike. They get a heck of a grip on the disc too and come free with a crack. Also leave a black mark on the disc where they were stuck. Once free they should work just fine. I swapped mine for EBC, then Bendix pads and never suffered the problem again. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
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I've got EBC HH sintered pads and EBC discs fitted, and they will rust a little and stick to the disc overnight if put away wet.
Bit of a shove and thy come free with a crack. Short ride just wears the surface rust off, sorted.  ____________________
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