The one and only braking tip you need: Take the brakes off of your bike. Brakes slow you down and ain't nobody got time for that. Grip it and rip it. Braaap.
higher wet boiling point brake fluid makes a huge difference in brake performance, try the ELF brand fluid seem to be the highest boiling point fluid I have found .
For DOT 4 brake fluid I use the VXSCAN. 10.00 on Amazon. Checks moisture in DOT 3 and 4 brake fluid. They (DOT 3&4) are alcohol base (attracts water). DOT 5, 5.1, and 5.5 are silicone base. 3&4 handle heat better. I just check my fluid every six months. It literally tells the percentage of water in your fluid. So becomes go/no go fluid. Edit: Stock brake line is cheaper to replace. I make my own steel lines for the hot street bikes, but for dirt?? Waste of money.
Permatex Anti-Seize Lubricant is what we were brushing on the brake pins. You can check it out here: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/parts/permatex-anti-seize-lubricant-p
Hello!!i have an xt660z tenere 2008.. I replace the hall front with wr426f... From 2 300mm disks now i have one 250mm but not for long.. I order biker rotor 320mm and i hope to see some change because now is like have no brake at all..if would not the biker rotor make the job corect what is the next step; diferent calimber;
There isn't a set service interval for replacing brake lines but they should last for years before having to be replaced. Some things that will cause them to go bad and need replacing would be if they get physically damaged or the rubber getting brittle from sun damage.
I bought one of the attack graphics kit, followed the instructions to the tee, and after 2 washes with the water hose (with garden sprayer tip) made the graphics peel up and trap water behind them. I spray my bike down with water, handwash it then spray it off from a distance. Anything i can do?
I'll bet! that would be a nightmare. For me, money spent on quality levers is definitely worth it. Saves headaches like these from happening. Thanks again for watching!~Chase
I really like you guys videos but one of the main reasons why I don't shop with you is because your site doesn't work the way I wish it would. If I can't search through and filter through products that I'm looking for my for my bike, then it's kind of worthless. I have to manually click on each item to see if it fits my bike, then that's just a waste of time.
Jamison, if you use our "parts finder" on the home page and scroll down, it will show all the parts that will fit your bike, ATV or UTV. Some parts that are universal however, like handlebars, are not machine specific so those will not show up. Hope this helps ~Chase
