Q:I was putting on a new brake light and might have connected the wrong wires the light wont turn on nor the motorcycle could i have short circuited the battery it still gives 12v when off what can i do to fix it

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Q:I am 18 yrs old and want to get a motorcycle. Im sure riding bikes is what i want to do but dont know exactly were to start. I have no experience riding bikes but im very capable of picking things up pretty fast (perhaps the manual aspect of the bike). I want to get a suzuki gsx r600 but i am not sure if this is the right bike. Plz help.

Im a beginner I want a bike. so I will pick the fastest I can find. sort of like when you want to drive a car think a formula 1 car would be just right for youformula 1 cars arnt cheap. but with motorcycles most people can afford a rocket ship. no experience riding bikes but you pick things up pretty quick LMFAO you will be picking the bike up off the road buy a second hand cheap bike in reasonable condition.(having never riden a bike you will be amazed how quick the small cheap bike is). new 250cc bikes will top out at 100MPH do 14 second 1/4 mile times(which is quicker than a lot of V8 cars). go do the safety course spend a year learning how to ride the bike And then go buy something newer faster nothing worse than throwing your new bike down the road. learners do that.

Q:What are the small rings on the motorcycle brake lever?

This is a pedal motorcycle rear brake cable, that "small ring" is a fixed cable to prevent it from moving the wire ring, the other end by screw fixed in the bottom of the engine box, from the figure to see that the wire ring seems to be broken At the bottom of the engine, there should be another section of the bottom of the screw crushed off.

Q:I bought the motorcycle bleeder kit with the pump to bleed my rear brakes. My issue right now is that there is no brake fluid coming out when I use the bleeder. The pump works fine because I can feel the suction. The reservoir has plenty of brake fluid. The valve is open. I don't understand why it's not working. This all started a week ago when I changed my brakes myself. I'm pretty sure I did everything correctly, and I don't understand why the brake fluid won't come out. Help please!

First of all, what is the make, model and year of your bike? When you say the reservoir is full, are you talking about the one on the handlbars? Or the one located behind the brake pedal under your right foot? Are you using a hand pump to bleed the brakes or a Mityvac style bleeder that attaches to a compressed air hose? If using a hand pump, are you sure you've got it hooked up correctly to your brake system so that you're sucking fluid down from the reservoir, not blowing air up into the reservoir? Do you have the cover off the reservoir while you're trying to pump fluid?

Q:Market "motorcycle modified parts modified under the brake pump hydraulic brake disc brakes ABS anti-lock device" can work? How is the effect?

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Q:Lin Haihai Wang 150 motorcycle brakes up and down the pump can not buy what models and sea king can be used or where to buy?

You can change the other brake pump (or system).

Q:Did he put the motorcycle as a brake line?

Is the lack of necessary maintenance of the brake system, the brake cylinder in the impurities too much, lax, vacuum pump failure, brake oil is dirty or mixed with several brake oil after the use of heat resistance, brake master cylinder or pump leakage Oil, gas tank or pipe interface leakage;

Q:I have a 2006 CBR RR 1000 motorcycle whose brake lights will not come on. I purchased the upper brake switch but have not not put it on yet. I am hesitant as the brake light don‘t work with the foot brake either. HELP!

You need to check out the brake light wiring and the functionality of the switch attached to the foot brake.

Q:the motorcycle will not decrease speed by gentle application of brakes, I have to floor the rear brakes and grab the front brake calliper.is there something wrong with my brakes?

BRAKING IS LIKE A TURD TAPERED AT BOTH ENDS! You pull gently and increase the pressure until fully applied and then ease off. This stops the wheels from locking up. If your brakes are grabbing then they are either badly adjusted or in need of replacement. They need servicing or the pads replacing at the least.

Q:It seems that I only know what a street bike and road bike is, what are the other ones called?

There are two basic types of motorcycles - off-road and street bikes. An off-road bike doesn't have a headlight, therefore it can not be licensed for use on the street. I'm sure there are multiple variations of off-road bikes, but I won't pretend to know what they all are. Then there are street bikes. All that means is they have a headlight, brake light, turn signals and a place to hang a license plate With the types of street bikes currently on the market they largely break down into cruisers, sport bikes and dual-sport. Cruisers are bikes that are more of an old-school style motorcycle, Harley Davidson, Honda Shadow, Yamaha V-star are examples of cruises. Sport bikes are the more modern / sleek style of bikes that first started to hit the market in the early 1980's. Yamaha R6/R1, Honda CBR are examples. These came out of the motorbike road racing world, the kind where you see the guys laid over with knee touching the ground in a turn. Dual-sport is starting to become more popular, these are bikes that can be used for either on-road or off-road. The BMW GS models are an example of these, however Suzuki, Triumph and other manufacturers build these too. Dual sport bikes are what the lads rode in the TV shows Long way around and Long way down. Then you've got variations on at least cruisers and sport bikes. I consider a chopper to be a variation on a cruiser. Take Harley Davidson for example, they only make cruisers but they have 20 some odd different models. There are touring cruisers like a Harley Davidson Classic or Road Glide or Honda Goldwing. Then with sport bikes you've got something called sport touring bikes, which is basically a sport bike with a more upright seating posture along with some form of saddlebags (a.k.a. panniers). Examples of Sport Touring bikes are Honda ST1300, Yamaha FJR, BMW K1600GT.