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So I took apart the caliper, cleaned, rebuilt, and bled the brakes, I haven't been able to drive it much but it was working fine and had a little gap when I first put them on, still new pads and disc. I had to take the wheel off and now I put it back on but it seems like it's rubbing? I don't...

EXACTLY! I want to upgrade as I see fit and have a well maintained bike.super Into your build! This is my first bike I had 0 mechanic skills or fabrication besides bicycles, been a nice learning curve figuring this shit out lol

Don't have much of my build thread but i've just been fixing things as i learn more and come across them. just recently welded this hoop on, relocated the choke and made a fusebox that was relocated by the battery. NEED to build/finish this seat and it is ready to go. Not a lot changed from the...

I have a 82 cb900f that I picked up a few years ago and have been working on in my garage. I didn't know anything when I started, but I've finally begun to understand a lot more and was able to acquire a lot more tools and space. I love this bike and know it's going to be a constant work in...

Well now I went up and down the block like 5 times only using the rear brake from like 30mph and it's pretty warm, is that normal? Both pads and disc are brand New

So just went for a 2 mile ride didn't use it and it's like ever so slightly warm, before I rebuild everything it was hot and locking up and a whole mess, do you think it's safe to start using?? I realized there is the smallest smallest gap

So it was centered and it sat fine before I bled, then I bled it and obviously the pistons moved but now they're against the disc, is this because it's not Moving and has nothing to bounce off against? I cleaned with brake fluid and brand new rings and stuff I'm confused as to why it's doing this !

I believe so, I'm guessing yes, it's on a pivoting piece on a rod that goes towards the swing arm. Sorry new to this stuff

That's the thing it's on the bike and I put everything back on and bled it and it pressed against the disc but It isn't Retracting I'm at a loss

So my rear brake caliper was seized and wouldn't move at all, so I took it off, cleaned end it, rebuilt with new seals and cleaned the pistons, lubricated it, slid back in fine, put new pads with a new disc, bled the whole system. I noticed obviously there's a small space for the pads to get...

Finally put this thing together yesterday, still have alot to fix up and work on but i just wanted to test it out and it runs great! thanks to everyone for helping me out on here with tips, tricks and information!

thanks man yeah im gonna see how i can mount these guys!

thank you! gonna order a harness from you guys in the winter. awesome products you are very helpful!!

Hey guys im almost done with my cb900f and the last thing j need to do is build a box for the battery, solenoid, regulator etc. how have people been going about doing this? Can things touch if wrapped in electrical tape? Also what about the "live" terminal on the solenoid. I have no idea what...

Not sure, the Pistons are taking a lot of effort to move and are not moving freely, could I just rebuild them? Im so knew to all of this I just got this bike and been trying to fix everything. I just wanna ride this thing already!

Hey found out my caliper rear brake caliper is dunzo. Does anyone know where to get one? Or options of ones tht can fit?! Thanks in advance!

So I've figured out the seat with a friend using some holds and bushings and some clamps at the back of the subframe, need to get it upholstered in Long Island New York if anyone knows of any mom and pop spots. Put the rear wheel back on with new rotor and pads to find that the caliper is...

Thanks man, as im fixing things im finding more problems but that's how it goes...

Hey im just working on my cafe racer and was curious as to what this reservoir was for and what people usually do with it? Thanks!

Hey guys been working on my bike for the past few months trying to finish it up and would love to hear some feedback and or help! It's all greatly appreciated. Mike