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CAUTION
Do not set the caliper-arm spring tension too
high.
c. If necessary, balance the caliper arms by
turning the spring-tension adjuster (B,
Figure 4) on either arm.
11. Adjust the brake lever free play as
described in this chapter.
BRAKE LEVER
Removal
1. Remove the handlebar grip from the handle-
bar.
2. If removing the left brake lever, perform the
following:
a. Loosen the mounting screw, and remove
the mirror from the left-end of the han-
dlebar (Figure 5).
b. Loosen the set screw on the shifter, and
remove the shifter from the handlebar.
Lay the shifter over the handlebar so it is
out of the way.
FIG. 5
FIG.4
Chapter Five
5-2
A
B
7. Remove the brake cable. If you are replac-
ing the rear brake cable, remove the left side
cover, and remove the cable from the rear inlet
on the side cover.
Installation
1. At the brake lever, align the slots in the
brake lever, adjusting barrel, and the adjuster
locknut.
2. Pull the brake lever to the handlebar, and fit
the inner cable barrel into the cable anchor in
the brake lever (Figure 3).
3. Slide the inner cable through the slots in
the brake lever, adjusting barrel, and the
adjuster locknut (Figure 2).
4. Turn the adjusting barrel three full turns out
from its fully-in position. Turn the adjusting bar-
rel and locknut so their slots do not align with
the slot in the brake lever.
5. If necessary, align the brake pads as
described in this chapter.
6. Route the cable to the caliper. If you are
replacing a rear brake cable, route the cable
through the rear cable inlet in the left side
cover.
7. Fit the cable-guide tube and rubber boot
onto the inner wire.
8. Squeeze the caliper arms together, and
connect the cable guide to the bracket (A,
Figure 1) on the left caliper arm.
9. Secure the inner wire in the brake-caliper
pinch mechanism by performing the following:
a. Feed the brake cable inner wire through
the slot in the pinch mechanism.
b. Use the fourth-hand cable stretcher
(Park Tool BT-2) to pull the inner wire
until the combined clearance between
each brake pad and the rim equals
2 mm (0.08 in.).
c.Tighten the pinch bolt (B, Figure 1) to the
specification in Table 4.
d. Crimp a new end cap onto the end of the
inner wire.
10. Squeeze and release the brake lever sev-
eral times, and check the caliper arm balance.
a. The brake pads should contact the rim at
the same time when the brakes are
applied.
b. The gap between each pad and the rim
should equal 1 mm (0.04 in.) when the
brake lever is released.
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