how do i tighten my brakes they are disc brakes
technically yes, this little ridge can cause a bit of friction and reduce a small amount of flow through your plumbing system - truth is, most plumbers do not take this step for it is time consuming but if yo want a good job and solder to industry standards, please do - best luck
technically you would have a hard time filing After soldering
as some one who has been plumbing for 50 years u do not have to remove the bur,just make sure the pipe is clean b-4 soldering
Brakes The brake system comprises of brake levers, brake cables, brake callipers and brake discs. The brakes on your mini moto are operated by levers found on the handle bars. The right hand brake controls the front brake, and the left controls the back brake. Pulling on the handle pulls the brake cable which in turn pulls the lever located on the bake calliper. This action pushes the brake discs towards each other. This creates friction on the brake disc which slows down or stops the bike. The brakes can be adjusted in the following ways. The brake cable can be tensioned using the adjustment screw found on the brake lever. Unscrew the locking nut, twist the screw to reach the desired tension. Re screw the locking nut. This is a two person job. Adjust the screw on the hand brake so that is at the end of its travel. Undo the clamp that holds the brake cable on the lever located on the brake calliper. One person needs to push the lever forward as far as it will, the second person needs to pull back on the brake cable and re fasten the clamp. The crake cable will now be highly tensioned.
