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.IX. Inspection and adjustment of the front brake
[Check] (Picture 22)
●Measure the free stroke of the front brake handle: 5~10mm.
●Measure the thickness of the front brake disc and brake friction lining.
●Check the oil level in the oil cup; check whether the brake caliper is normal; check
the brake oil pipe and
There is no oil leakage or cracks in the brake oil cup; check the wear of the brake
disc.
●When operating the brake handle, if you feel that the handle pressure is
insufficient, then there is air in the brake system; the air in the brake system should
be completely discharged before normal use; otherwise it will reduce the braking
performance or brake failure. This work should be completed at the designated
dealership.
Fig.22 inspection front brake
Warning:
1. It should be added: non-petroleum-based brake oil of DOT3 or DOT4; different brands cannot be mixed;
2. Brake oil is highly corrosive, do not splash on the surface of painted or plastic parts; if you drink it by mistake, you should force it to
spit out; if it gets on your eyes or skin, you should rinse it with plenty of water immediately and consult a doctor;
3. Hydraulic disc brakes work under high pressure. In order to ensure safety and reliability, the replacement time of brake friction pads
and brake oil should not exceed the maintenance period;
4. When the hydraulic disc brake system needs to be repaired, it can only be repaired by professional technicians.

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KEEWAY RK V125 C Specifications

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BrandKEEWAY
ModelRK V125 C
CategoryMotorcycle
LanguageEnglish

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