Fixing Sticky/Binding Brakes | How To Clean + Bleed Old Motorcycle Brake Calipers | Kawasaki ZX-9R

Welcome to our video on how to clean motorcycle brakes. Since I bought the Kawasaki ZX-9R, I've noticed the front brake sticks at slow speeds. In todays video, can I bring life back to these old brakes, or will they need to be rebuilt? Let find out.
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Rip & Tear - Mick Gordon (DOOM 2016 Soundtrack)
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[@RodimusPrime-nh4iu]

Having owned an E2 for 12 yrs the best investment I’ve ever made is swap out those 6 pot calipers and replace with 4 pot Nissins. Saves a lot of maintenance and improves performance. Great vid

[@MrGreen-eb5tf]

Can you just swap the calipers out without any other changes to be made? What about the rotors and the bolting points? Afaik the Models with the 6 pod come with 310mm discs and the the Nissin 4 pods have 320mm discs...

[@blackdotkiller1]

Get yourself an old toothbrush for next time to help clean the calliper

[@davapod]

It's always a good idea to surround the reservoir with rags/old towels to protect your paintwork from any inadvertent brake fluid spillage. Like you say, it is nasty stuff.

[@DavidVidaurri]

Sweet vids ❤

[@MrOkiparker]

You'd of been better to take off the calipers completely, to clean then. Especially as you were going to bleed the brakes. Makes life so much easier doing it on a bench.

[@japup97]

OMG YOU You have miles an hour in green on your speedo.💁‍♀️🇦🇺🦘

[@Hero05Cactus]

Mf you made me check lol