Keep in mind, the front brakes do the stopping. The rear brake is there to keep the back end from catching up to the front end in a panic stop. That's it.

 

Yes I understand that, this is my first Harley but not my first bike, I started riding about 5-6 when I paid a lot of money ($25) for a pretty new tote goat from my grandmother and that started it.
She was the first police woman in the town I grew up in and rode a 3 wheel Harley back then and she had a nice Indian and my grandfather had a 49 pan, boy I wish I knew more about those back then.
My mom doesn’t can’t remember to much about them.

 

if your rotor is wearing* more on one side excessively. I personally would pull the caliper apart and make sure the puck*/ Pucks arent sticking and the slides freely moving....that's sounds like a brake that is sticking somehow..

 

It looks like the pad wore down and did it. My Indy has a rotor so I'll go pick it up here in a few minutes.
I was looking at my front tire since I felt a slight wobble in turns and I guess I need a tire even thou about 3/4 of thread is still there, its date code is 3411 so its a 6.5-7 year old tire from 2011.
Only thing I worry about is aligning the tire right after changing the rotor but I can have my sisters friend come over since he does all of his work on his 3 harleys.

 

Well my Indy said the rotor is fine so for now I just changed the pads and made sure the fluid was full, the cap did say dot5.
So he should have a front tire there for me tomorrow and I’ll stop in one day this week so I can have it mounted since I may be riding up to Ft Bragg which is 3.5 hour ride for me.

 

Might want to think about replacing the Master cylinder. I did the rear Brakes on my 97 pads only. Had to stand on the peddle to get any reaction. $54 dollar master cylinder and filed the Pads to move smoothly. Made all the difference.

 

My breaks are too good, I had to learn not to lock up the rear tire.
I changed to pads and tested it but need to bleed them a bit more so they are like before.

 

As others hinted: "BRAKES"

 

Oh no...... the speeling police R hear!

 

Poor quality rotors? Cause I have had nothing but great results with stainless rotors.