EV Raceworks | Surron Moto Brake Install

In this video we will go over the complete install of the rear moto brake upgrade for the Surron Light Bee.
0:00 Part 1: Rear hand brake installation
20:25 Part 2: Foot brake installation
29:24 Wrap up
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[@Tieu23]

Will you offer a front brake kit option as well in the future

[@dmxkdv]

I have a question, if I have an extended rear swingarm installed, will the hydraulic line length be enough for me? And the second question, what if my rear wheel is offset to the side towards the rear brake, will the brake not touch the spokes?

[@evraceworks]

It depends how much of an extended swingarm it is, but I would be doubtful that it would be a comfortable length. A custom line could be ordered with the kit if needed, just reach out and we can figure out a solution.
I cannot know for certain, though there is a decent amount of clearance behind the caliper. Sounds like you have a pretty custom build and I cannot promise anything will fit. Too many other mods out there to keep on top of fitment for every combo.

[@MitchMakinMoney]

Hello i just purchased a kit from you, looking foward to receiving. My question is do you recommend the slow bleed?, or will a vacuum pump work?

[@evraceworks]

I highly recommend the slow bleed as shown. I have a vacuum bleeder, used it many times and it always disappoints and won't ever get you to 100% bled. Air gets vacuumed past the threads in the bleed nipple even with teflon tape.

[@OnewayAidenn]

I just got the kit what kinda dot fluid do I use?

[@keanne6220]

Dot 3, 4 or 5.1