Help no brakes!!!!

[I race a Yamaha Blaster]

I have a 1998 Yamaha Blaster and it has no brake in the rear. I don't know how to adjust them. If anyone knows how speak up.

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[ron89]

how are your brake pads?.. umm if you dont have a shorter brake cable i would get 1, it will make them work ALOT better lol ..

 

[ruthless_one3k]

try cleaning the caliper up real good and make sure the stud that pushes the pad in isn't froze up you should be able to thread it in and out. mine froze up so bad I had to use vise grips to break it loose. also because the mechanical part works against the caliper cover, make sure you have the back cover on the caliper good and tight any looseness at all can make a huge difference in brake performance so torque it down real good. Make sure to get the adjustment as close as you can inside the caliper rather than with the cable, also the factory cable is known to stretch so you should probably pick up a shorty cable Motion Pro makes them. If you have any problems or questions just shoot me a PM I'll try to help if I can

 

[wrench man]

The rear caliper automatically adjusts. I reset mine when I installed the cable for the extended swing arm and just worked the pedal until it adjusted up.

 

[CC&Fabb]

shorty rear break cable.