Is it possible to change the disk size to a bigger one? If so where
can I do it in Bangalore and how much would it cost?
Thx
Binoj
The rear brake in R15 is lesser in effect than the front one, and this is by
design. But it is sufficient for the bike of this weight and speed capacity.
As far as your problem if bike pulling on one side when you apply rear
brakes is an entirely different one, you need to check your rear wheel
balance. The rear wheel disk pad wears out every 5k km on an average, so you
can check the disk pads.
Ideally, if you apply rear brakes hard, the bike should skid in an absolute
straight line, with your complete control over skid direction. I have tried
skidding it left or right, and the bike gives complete control.
Regards,
Vikram
R-15, RX-135
Thx
Binoj
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Hi Dheeraj,
I totally agree with you. There is no such problem in the bike.
Rajan, you sold off the bike because of this problem?? Could you please elaborate…
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