HOW TO change your bike brake side over. Step by Step swapping your front brake from left to right.

[@_444voxeyyy]

Much appreciated, this video helped me swap my rear brake to the left to make wheelies easier. -From the US

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

Glad it helped!

[@Lando-s9r]

Sooooo much easier then I thought

[@paulgollum1]

Thank you so much. I've had a new bike sitting waiting months for some decent weather, only to find this morning the brakes are round the wrong way! Good old KZbin, I came across you - brilliant. Much appreciated.

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

Glad it helped

[@paullomas4620]

Thanks bud. Exactly what I needed

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

Glad I could help

[@skyescg]

Thank you so so much for this video! I’ve been looking for a while to do this and found this video perfectly helpful. It was very descriptive and my brakes are perfect! Thank you so much!❤❤❤ love from the US

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

you are very welcome, its so nice to here good comment like this ride safe

[@w0bblyd0inkb0ink]

I like the UK system, it is the same as motorcycles, it makes it easier by having front brake on the right same as motorcycles.

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

100% yes i agree i was a motorbiker

[@eggstopper5]

Thanks man! I'm from the US but my brake handle broke on the right side so I couldn't use my back brake and didnt want to use the front one as it isnt as safe. This video helped set it the way i wanted. Thanks!

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

Glad I could help!

[@krissk77]

Front brakes are the norm .... i will a bike that has a front brake working... never the rear one... actually I never bother with rear brakes as long as the front brake is perfect. 😊

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

You need the rear it's the control brake. Could save you having a washout

[@GarethZoeWildcamps]

Life saver! Brilliant and well explained. Thanks

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

your welcome

[@chaindrums]

I just bought a bike from UK need to change the breaks for non UK driving, thanks!

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

Glad I could help!

[@SpeedyCJ-55mp]

thank you so much this explains and shows how to do it so well

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

No worries! thanks you

[@martin-yk6mx]

Good man. Good instructive video. Many thanks.

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

Very welcome

[@Bythebartalk]

Thanks so much bruh, brought a kids bike at Walmart and the way they ran the brakes you couldn’t even turn the to the right because of how they ran the brake cable

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

thats bad, you need kids or any bike to work right

[@isaacoliveira33]

I just wanna do this since I ride dirtbikes as well it will make it much easier to change between them

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

very easy to do

[@Sanesaint1]

I did make a wheelie bar for my last bike I already have one for this one but I haven't put it on yet muffler clamps heavy-duty ones some people weld them on they sell them on eBay for $185 and I'm not even steal on metal just like a hard plastic

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

wheelie bar? what is it

[@rupertironcuthbertson3304]

Would the same apply to hydraulic disc brakes or would the fluid in the reservoir leak (as upside down now) over time, thanks?

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

i cant say sorry. i have not much use with hydraulic breaks

[@familytroubler7531]

Thank you very much helped me a lot

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

You're welcome!

[@PaulBrown-rb7vb]

Nice one mate!👍🏻

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

Thanks 👍

[@clack1971]

Dose this apply for hydraulics breaks as well please

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

ok on some yes in a way, they just unscrew the pipe even easier

[@AHSedits99]

do you know where i can get a left rear hydraulic brake and a right front hydraulic brake? i need it for the ebike im building

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

sorry i am not sure

[@krissk77]

Used to wonder... why... the good thing I am comfortable using whichever side its put. On a new bike I always confirm before riding. But fo my road bikes all front brakes must be on the left..gotten used to it. MTB the opposite.

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

no i need them on the right side all the same

[@Sanesaint1]

Need it on that side to do wheelies. Disconnect the motor wire

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

tell me more

[@Sanesaint1]

You don't wheelie I guess

[@Sanesaint1]

Motor wire disconnect can't stop the motor when doing wheelies, LMAO that enough for you or do you want me to tell you how fast and far I can go u asked

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

i wish i could

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

yer let me know

[@Kenjushrestha]

Can we do it without loosening the wires?

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

not really

[@baseballlover4444]

Has anyone tried this on the ridstar q20?

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

sorry cant help

[@Sanesaint1]

I have no problem now wheelies

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

i cant wheelie

[@Sanesaint1]

Still practicing

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

keep going

[@seanquigley3624]

Brake side explanation. All motor bikes have the front brakes on the right side worldwide. All road bikes and mountain bikes have the same arrangement. It seems E bike manufacturers are not cyclists, it is dangerous to have them any other way from universal configurations. Most serious motor bike riders and racers never use the rear brake we do all the braking with the front brake.

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

tell me about it??

[@krissk77]

I never use rear brake... I always make sure my fron brakes are ok...if not I won't take the bike.

[@VanlifePhotographyGear]

Crazy. Your rear brake is your contol brake the front should not be only brake