How to adjust the rear brakes on a scooter, moped, gy6 qmb139, And motorcycle

Rolling wrench will be showing you how to adjust the rear brakes on a scooter or moped. Such as a vespa piaggio, chinese scooter, honda, or zuma. There is a simple way to get the slop out of your scooter, Motorcycle, or even ATV. We service and repair Denver, Boulder, Arvada, Lakewood, Aurora, Westminster, and more in Colorado.

[@PeterSchultz_Importer]

Exactly how a "how to" video should be: Straight up, no fuss, get 'eh done. Nice job! (And thanks!)

[@Blueskies_23]

i had my 150 vip for about two years and realized my handbreaks were getting soft and was about to make an appointment at the scooter place when i decided to youtube my problem. and here i am, it worked and dude saved me some cash. thank you man.

[@kingtutanosov6529]

Bro, literally thanks 🍻🍻🍻. Yours is the only video in the world that showed how it’s done, thanks 🤝

[@andsal21]

Thank you!!!! Much simpler than I thought it would be.

[@mudangsumpi5798]

Man, you are a life saver.

[@Scotth44]

Man thanks this helped me out big time

[@bjjeffs]

Amazing simple. I had to laugh cuz I had "hands of steel" too! Not what my useless Chironex owner's manual said, which required removing cowling and fiddling with 2 adjusting bolts at the brake lever end. Thanks!

[@appleid4070]

Thanks U so much sir!

[@maliblagoja5367]

thank you!

[@adamconsterdine]

How do you do the front lever ? Is this the same process?

[@runnerJong]

Wow thanks

[@amedeolee5322]

I like your jokes.

[@RollingWrench]

Thanks dude! Let me know if you need any particular videos. We run out of ideas sometimes

[@sifarcher]

Front brakes please! lever is just closing without any drag! might need a vacuum to suck the fluid through the bleeder thingy?? Thanks!!

[@user-sn3zj4vy8g]

@@sifarcher you need to bleed the brakes and replace the brake pads

[@eddiefox7704]

anyone had this get stuck where the cable just twist an wd40 don't work

[@Nycorexti]

the rear bolt spins but doesn't tighten or loosen up

[@RollingWrench]

You will need to hold the cable inner in place

[@steffensletner6359]

Why does it go slower when i do this

[@RollingWrench]

To tight