Grabby front brakeyy

Picked up an 01 RSV the other day..Beautuful bike, and since I've ridden First Gens my whole life, the brakes are a bit different.The right front seems very grabby and catchy...any advice?

Start with flushing the fluid. fixes it 9 out of 10 times. Then get back to us!

But the front is definately way more powerful than a stock first gen. Both calipers come in together. So unless you first gen is "delinked" it does not compare. A good advantage.

The back of a second gen is "overpowered" and will lock easily if you hit the pedal hard. A definate negative.

I have owned both.

Picked up an 01 RSV the other day..Beautuful bike, and since I've ridden First Gens my whole life, the brakes are a bit different.The right front seems very grabby and catchy...any advice?

I would do this:

Flushing the front brake reservoir and lines until fluid was clear did the trick..amazing how crappy brown the fluid was...

No more grabby..

Thanks

Might as well do the clutch and back brake also. When on a hot ride far from home is when old clutch fluid will boil on you leaving you without a clutch!

Flushing the front brake reservoir and lines until fluid was clear did the trick..amazing how crappy brown the fluid was...

No more grabby..

Thanks

That's my plan..Its been years since I did my clutch..Bleed that right at the slave cylinder bleeder?

That's my plan..Its been years since I did my clutch..Bleed that right at the slave cylinder bleeder?

Yep.

Man, Puc sure looks good in those hip eye glasses!!