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REAR BRAKE KEEPS GOING SOFT Does anyone have this problem? The rear brake keeps going soft, requiring bleeding. it usually occurs after going down a steep slope (leaving a ferry was the last). It was bled by Ducati at WDW2004 and is now soft again Mike |
Welcome to the most common problem of owning a 916-style Ducati :D |
Maybe some viagra in the brake fluid will help:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: ok ok I'm going now |
must be using it too much :lol: |
i wish i hadn't asked |
I think it's just a common thing that nobody has managed to successfulyl crack yet - and if they have they're usually not sure what they did! It must be down to a design fault in either the components used or the way they are positioned on the bike. I had mine serviced a month or two back, and in the 12 mile ride home from TecMoto both the back brake had gone soft *and* the clutch fluid had started to go black. Not that I'm bothered - I hardly use the back brake and, as Shazaam says, the clutch fluid going black doesn't make any difference. |
My back brake is next to useless, which as Antonye says, i'm not that bothered about as i hardly use it. Was a bit concerned about the black clutch fluid thing, but if that's another 'normal' feature of the duke then so be it!! |
Mine the same...my solution is to bleed it once a year about a day before the MOT...:lol: |
I stuck new pads in and dot 6 fluid and works for me every time no matter how hard I break with it. had to order the fluid but demon tweeks do it. |
Thats right Ducati call it character! |
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