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hi, a few years ago testet a bike where you can lock the front brake with a littel "clipp" thing on the brake lever, i cant find this anywher. someone know wher i cen get it?


thx

Posted

What I don't like about these is that if you leave the bike for a few hours the braking system is under pressure for a log period.

Posted

What I don't like about these is that if you leave the bike for a few hours the braking system is under pressure for a log period.

 

What I don't get is a thief can just undo the bleed nipple and wheel it away..

Posted


What I don't get is a thief can just undo the bleed nipple and wheel it away..

 

Let's hope he gets an eyeful of brake fluid when he does that .....

Posted

Hi, this "lock" i want is not for anti theft, but for parking when the grond isnt 100% flatt. can it be a problmem if the brakes has pressure over a longer time? somting like this that i did find today, just in high quality. https://sg.carousell.com/p/yamaha-xmax-300-brake-lever-w-rear-brake-locking-function-216277860/


thx.

 

Leave the bike in gear with a wheel against the kerb

Posted

If you leave it under pressure for long periods your just adding to general wear and increasing the chance of a leak on a seal, it's not something I would personally want to do.

Posted

hmmm... thx for feedback. wher i live ( northen norway wher hills are evrywear) its kinda rarely to cube to prakt agenst. is inn gear enough you think? i guess parking with front wheeil upp is the best?

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Its always best to park in a way in that you can easily get the bike out and in that the bike is secure on the side stand

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