2000 Suzuki GZ 125 Marauder "replace rear brakes olds" Questions

Hi i have just baught a gz 125 y marauder only to find that the cable for the rear brake is sticking, which is keeping the rear brake pads pushed against the drum. Will i have to buy a new cable and ...

...REPLACE IT? THE REAR BRAKE DISC HAS 8 VIBRATION BUSHINGS THAT ARE LOUSE. Hello Dale, this is an easy job on your bike. Use a flat head screw driver and remove the brake pad cover...it will pop off. ...

...rear brake master cylinder and follow the metal line that comes out of the back of it until you come to a switch with two sets of wires connected to it. This is the pressure switch. To replace it, ...

rear drum brakes sticking on my 2000 honda ace Brakes stick and will not let go. It could be the shoes require adjustment or replacement. Your 13 year old bike may need a rear brake job.

...brakes)and was wondering if this is normal. I generally use the rear brake to slow down before a light (20-30 mph range) and I need to really press down on the pedal to come to a full stop.May be it ...

...replace than shoes. You have the brake calipher attached to the rear swing arm by 2 bolts. The 2 pads from the caliper you have are for a single piston type. the pad on the inside, (rim side) is a ...

I have a 1990 Goldwing SE with 30K miles. I've added lighting to the saddlebag and replaced the rear reflector with a light. I've also converted the saddlebag corner brake lights to turn signal/brake ...

...rear brakes and would like to bleed them myself first before taking it in to be worked on. How is this done. Bike only has 9,000 miles and has been sitting in an old garage since 2007. Mice did a ...

...are plugged onto the spade connectors. If they are, the switch is probably bad and needs to be replaced. Simply screw the old one out and screw the new one in. Do not depresses the rear brake ...

...rear brake light pressure switch screwed into it. Simply screw the switch out and replace it with a new one. The front switch is more difficult as you have to disassemble the right handlebar switch ...