drunkenrich
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besides the e brake probably being toast now, do i have to worry about any other damage?
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I guess worst case the rotor could warp.
On my old sled I left mine on for like 10km, and was doing high speed runs. All that happened was I boiled the brake fluid a little, gave it a quick bleed and had no problems after that.
On my old sled I left mine on for like 10km, and was doing high speed runs. All that happened was I boiled the brake fluid a little, gave it a quick bleed and had no problems after that.
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Paint the underside a bright orange/ yellow/ red as a reminder it's on.
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new belt
don't fell bad I've done it a few times
NS FX NYTRO
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Depends on how tight the e brake was when it was on. I did this to mine after I bought it and my e brake wasn't adjusted very tight and it didn't hurt much.
shadow44
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You can groove out your primary clutch
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Every Yamaha clutch will have that groove to a certain extent. Its because the belt is so hard. As long the sheave isn't cracked it wont do anything.
