Rear brake pad
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    ship_killer6666
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    Rear brake pad

    by ship_killer6666 » Thu Jul 26, 2007 10:13 am

    how much cost the rear brake pad

    i can't even lock the rear wheels with my rear brake

    I guess the pads are deads
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    by Aspired » Thu Jul 26, 2007 5:30 pm

    Pads there cheap - no more than $25, cheaper if you shop around (eBay maybe)

    It kinda sounds like you are not sure about if it is the pads,

    Are they visibly worn out, making metal to metal sounds or are you just loosing brake effect and feel?

    Make sure they are gone first or you might need some brake fluid or a bleeding instead.

    Don't ride it at all if there gone or you will be looking to get a rear disc which can be closer to $100
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    by ship_killer6666 » Thu Jul 26, 2007 6:12 pm

    crf150f dont have brake disc on read wheel

    and the mech from honda said that the pad were almost gone (2 month ago) when he changed my back tire

    so now they are gone

    i called a dealer, 33.25$ CAN
    I will have them before 4 day, then I will install them with my dad, or with my service manual, depend if he is working
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    by Aspired » Fri Jul 27, 2007 11:16 am

    Very sorry - didn't take the time to read it all - I was thinking about the new CRF150R not your F

    Yeah then those are called drum brakes and require shoes not pads. Price looks about right from a dealer once converted to US Dollars.

    Be sure to clean the drum out with some contact cleaner (don't spray the shoes though), it should be pretty smooth not grooved, if you rode it to long with worn shoes or dirt got in there it might be a bit grooved but should still work OK unless it is really bad.

    Good Luck!
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    by ship_killer6666 » Mon Aug 06, 2007 8:16 am

    lol guys, I did a 80km trip yesterday, it was hard, and there was a SHELL (gaz station) mid way so we can fill up

    it was hillclimb to go, but to come back it was downhill, no rear brake :D

    I managed to do it all on compression, thanks honda for making those high compression 150F

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