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I bought a 2015 Breakout Saturday here in Louisville, Ky
During my first long ride I began to notice the front brakes were really hard to pull. Google searches had me worried that the ABS module was going bad. The next morning I noted a small puddle on the floor under the caliper. Further inspection and the pads are really wet.
I am guessing the caliper is leaking??
I also read about leaks from the banjo bolt??
Waiting for dealership to open, hopefully will give me a good price on a new one
Thanks in advance for any advice
This is a trailer job back to the dealer. Have em come and get it... The pads are contaminated and something is broken.. I'll bet its coincidental, I dont know of any dealer who would let a bike leave w/messed up brakes
they'll probably put new O rings in the caliper an flush the system with fresh fluid. that bike is pretty new an low mileage to have this happen...but I've never rode a bike with abs.
So you said the brakes were really hard to pull, was it that they are hard to pull, or you had to pull real hard to get them to work since the were soaked?
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