On my way to coffee this morning a "Brake Failure" Alert started flashing on odometer. Coffee was only about a mile away. Shut Spyder down and got service manual out. Only a reference to "Parking Brake Fault" not "Brake Failure". After coffee started bike and ran some errands and no flashing light and brakes are working fine. 17,000 miles on Spyder. Headed to Montana tomorrow for night and really do not want to take cage. To worry or not to worry that is the question? Thx in advance for help.
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Brake Failure Alert
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MAYBE YOU NEED TO DRINK BEER...... :cheers:Bob Denman
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Please throw another vote on the, "check your brake fluid" vote pile for me! :thumbup:
Good Luck, and have a Safe Trip!
Good Luck, and have a Safe Trip!
ARtraveler
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I think the three suggestions for brake fluid level have you covered. :thumbup:
AZCowboy
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Has happen to me had shop check it out they added fluid said that's all it needed. Two weeks later up in the mtns it happen again. Checked rear pads there were gone. So check your rear pad plus sand your front ones and clean your rotors. I rode 26,000 miles complaining to the shop about not feeling front brakes. Two shops said that was normal. My front brakes were glazed almost no wear on them. Now have good brakes all around. REJ:spyder2:
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