This is a removal, clean and lube, and reinstall of a rear brake pedal on a 2007 Honda CRF450X. The process is similar on most any bike. I hope you all grasp the concept. If you have any question feel free to comment below or message me on my Instagram. instagram.com/motorcyclemecha/
Another good one. I appreciate how you fit all the necessary information into a short video. It's painful to sit through 25 minutes of video just to get the same knowledge. I spent way too much time on RUclips, but in the middle of a mechanical job I hate wasting time, filtering through unnecessary fluff. Thanks!
Question - the spring looks a bit rusty. Do you leave it as is (dry), or brass brush it and apply a light oil or rust preventative to slow future rusting and extend the useful lifespan of the spring? Thanks! Love the videos!
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This is a removal, clean and lube, and reinstall of a rear brake pedal on a 2007 Honda CRF450X. The process is similar on most any bike. I hope you all grasp the concept. If you have any question feel free to comment below or message me on my Instagram. instagram.com/motorcyclemecha/
Another good one. I appreciate how you fit all the necessary information into a short video. It's painful to sit through 25 minutes of video just to get the same knowledge. I spent way too much time on RUclips, but in the middle of a mechanical job I hate wasting time, filtering through unnecessary fluff. Thanks!
Agreed! I try to cut out all the bs
Great method of working just like myself ( it's good to see another master at work)
Thanks!
Question - the spring looks a bit rusty. Do you leave it as is (dry), or brass brush it and apply a light oil or rust preventative to slow future rusting and extend the useful lifespan of the spring? Thanks! Love the videos!
That wouldn't be a bad idea for sure!
Awesome videos!
Thanks!
I haven't seen a maintenance interval for that. How often should you check pivot points on a street bike ridden everyday.??
Very true, Well, I’d say do it if it feels sticky or sluggish, or at the very least every 10k miles