Where can I get a short rear brake cable to eliminate the parking brake? I don't want the rear brake cable going from the rear brake pedal to the handle bars.
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Brake cable to eliminate parking brake
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You guys who remove parking brakes kill me.
I see absolutely no reason to do this at all.
However, this one here is the only one I can see, and it looks like what everyone else doing this is using.
PARKING BRAKE BLOCK OFF CABLE KIT YAMAHA BLASTER YFS200: eBay Motors (item 290466424988 end time Sep-20-10 08:25:47 PDT)
I see absolutely no reason to do this at all.
However, this one here is the only one I can see, and it looks like what everyone else doing this is using.
PARKING BRAKE BLOCK OFF CABLE KIT YAMAHA BLASTER YFS200: eBay Motors (item 290466424988 end time Sep-20-10 08:25:47 PDT)
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Remember to get your block of plate. Cleans the caliper up a lot... like $10-12 depending on what brand. My LSR plate was $12 and has a cool design. The $10 ones do just fine too. Rockymountainatv.com or Project Blaster sells the plate.
This one is cheaper. Same part. Some people call it a shorty cable. Longer ones are available for extended swingarms.
Yamaha Blaster 1988 1989 1990 Rear Foot Brake Cable NEW: eBay Motors (item 120619246631 end time Oct-08-10 07:39:19 PDT)
Don't worry about a block-off plate. That is only for 03+ hydros.
And Luni, my friend, there are two good reasons to do this. One, the 88-02 brakes are a big enough pain in the butt to adjust without worrying about a stupid parking brake (yes I still have mine but I hate it). And two, if you want to add cool, performance levers (like ASVs) then you would find yourself with a lot of cable and no place to put it. (kinda hanging out there like a long black weenie)
Yamaha Blaster 1988 1989 1990 Rear Foot Brake Cable NEW: eBay Motors (item 120619246631 end time Oct-08-10 07:39:19 PDT)
Don't worry about a block-off plate. That is only for 03+ hydros.
And Luni, my friend, there are two good reasons to do this. One, the 88-02 brakes are a big enough pain in the butt to adjust without worrying about a stupid parking brake (yes I still have mine but I hate it). And two, if you want to add cool, performance levers (like ASVs) then you would find yourself with a lot of cable and no place to put it. (kinda hanging out there like a long black weenie)
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Like I said, if you had 03+ hydro rear brakes then you might want one. They use a separate manual ebrake cable from the left (clutch) lever to a lever on the rear caliper. After removing that cable it is kinda ugly. Several companies make a slick block-off plate that replaces the lever on the caliper.
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I have a non hydro (pre 03') shorty cable at the house its like new pm me if you want it 20 bucks shipped
deniss kirk has the motion pro shorty cable for like 30 bucks but on back order till mid oct is what i was told when i went to order mine yesterday.... instead i got the exact kit but the brand is spi for 25 bucks off ebay.... id try that..... these kits are actually hard to get right now! everyone is buying them!
I have a question. I have a 93 blaster. I am trying to replace the shorty rear brake cable. But no matter what I do the cable seems to be 1inch short after connecting to caliper then trying to connect to pedal. Is there a trick to adjust to get to work? I have a motion pro cable
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