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3. Inspect the free strokes of the front brake and the rear
brake.
FRONT BRAKE (DRUM BRAKE)
Adjustment of front brake pedal
Free stroke 5 of the brake handle refers to the stroke
between the free position of the brake handle and the
position of the brake handle when it is grasped to make
the front wheel begin to brake.
When adjusting the free stroke 5 of the brake handle,
remove the rubber bush 1 along the cable, loosen the
nut 3 and dismantle the protective shell 4, and turn the
adjusting nut 6 on the front brake. When doing a fine
adjustment, adjust the screw 2, and operate the front
brake handle to make the free stroke 5 3 mm to 5 mm.
After the adjustment, reinstall the protective shell 4, lock
the nut 3 and fit the rubber bush 1.
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Abrasion limit of front brake
The front brake of this motorcycle
is fitted with abrasion limit marks.
When checking abrasion condition,
please follow the steps below:
1. Inspect
whether
system
has
been
adjusted.
2. Operate the braking system and
inspect and make sure the mark
extending line 1 is in the allowed range 3 (see the
figure) marked on the wear limit mark 2, otherwise
have the component in the rear brake replaced by a
qualified distribution and maintenance organization for
safety.
REAR BRAKE (DRUM BRAKE)
Adjustment of rear brake pedal
Free stroke 1 of the rear brake pedal refers to the
stroke between the pedal's free position and the pedal's
position when the pedal is stepped down on to brake the
rear wheel.
When adjusting the free stroke 1 of the rear brake pedal,
turn the adjusting nut 2 on the brake. Turn it clockwise
for a smaller free stroke, or anticlockwise for a larger one.
Make the free stroke 1 20-30 mm.
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the
braking
properly
The mark
extending line is in
the allowed range
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