Front/Rear Brake Problem

frito

New Member
2005 Big Dog Chopper rear brake needs to be pumped like twice to brake and front brake on the handle the piston that goes in the handle came off the handle and has no compression. and also now that im posting for some help when im down shifting lot of popping sound and not sure if its normal. thanks in advance and any advice would help.
 

Little-Boo

Well-Known Member
Troop Supporter
:hi: I would be nice is you would post an introduction.

The Intro shows Respect to the forum, should include a lot of info and not just a Hello, glad to be here, picking up my dog soon, just got a dog, yet should give all the forum members a good idea of who you are.

An Intro, includes: Who you are, Are you a Family, Where you are from, What you do, What you ride currently (does not have to be a BDM), or even if you do not own a scoot at the moment, all intros are more than welcomed.
pics of the scoot (scoots), pics of you riding the bike, how long have you been riding, what else have you rode, anything else you wish to include

The more you share with us, the better the welcome will be (and we love the Intro comments and corresponding pics)

This forum is for all of us, so the more you put into it, the more you will get out of it.

Let the late Intro's commence!

If you are not sure how to accomplish this mission, just ask. :2thumbs:

In answer to your question, I would check the brake fluid level on the rear master cylinder and bleed the system. On the front sound like you need to rebuild the front Master cylinder and bleed the system as well. There are vendor's on here who can help you get parts or go to performance Machine (PM) and they can get you what you need. Even Arturo Benavidez there in Laredo can hook you up with PM brake parts.

Carlos :2thumbs:
 
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frito

New Member
Thanks for the advice, and apologize. Still new to this site and learning .

Im not quite sure what you mean by Introduction? Do you mean my profile biography ?
 
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awg

Guru
Your in the right section but instead of posting a problem tell us a little about yourself, your bike, where you live....stuff like that. Then goto the right section and post your problem. And welcome to the forum.
 
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