My rear brake rotor is lose
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That is known as a "floating" rotor. It should move, but not that much. Definitely not front to back. Either the rotor hub and/or the axle is worn. There is supposed to be a boot and clip on both sides to keep dirt out..
Go to any one of the online parts sellers and look at a diagram of the rear be, you'll see what you're missing.
I see no problem with running it as is.
Go to any one of the online parts sellers and look at a diagram of the rear be, you'll see what you're missing.
I see no problem with running it as is.
here is a diagram that I just posted in another thread
got it from here http://www.yamahapartshouse.com/oemparts/#/l/yam/50038e26f870021f60a0c03f/2000-blaster-yfs200m-parts
got it from here http://www.yamahapartshouse.com/oemparts/#/l/yam/50038e26f870021f60a0c03f/2000-blaster-yfs200m-parts
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It floats on the splined rear axle . It's a normal thing. Quit worrying and ride that Blaster! Worry when you hit the foot brake pedal and it keeps diggin! Then it's time to get excited.
10000% if you need to use the brakes, you're not riding hard enough. That's why I've deleted every brake component on my bike. Front, rear, and even the parking brake.
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