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  1. Tombstone

    R3T no rear brakes

    Indeed. I’ve heard some say you need a dealer tool and/or tune boy. Others say do some hard stops and force the ABS to cycle. Obviously I’m clueless so will have to find out. The Rocket was a big step up from my little Vulcan and it teaches me new things every day!
  2. Tombstone

    R3T no rear brakes

    Update: As embarrassing as it is to admit, I did not realize there was a separate reservoir behind the brake pedal. As I’ve been bleeding for a while and watching the cylinder on the handlebars...it was unsurprisingly empty by the time I discovered it. Topped it off and now getting good...
  3. Tombstone

    R3T no rear brakes

    Thanks for the feedback; should be light out soon and I’ll go look at it again. It does have ABS.
  4. Tombstone

    R3T no rear brakes

    Hello everyone, Bike sat for a bit over winter and I had to hook it to the tender to jump it. First ride out I had zero rear brake unless I pumped it several times. I bled the rear and in doing so noticed that pressing the rear brake didn’t even activate the brake light, whereas the...
  5. Tombstone

    New Guy

    Ready to go by Tombstone posted Jul 2, 2018 at 3:44 PM Let's see if that works.
  6. Ready to go

    Ready to go

    Nothing fancy yet; just the day I brought it home.
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  7. 2015 R3T

    2015 R3T

  8. Tombstone

    New Guy

    Not quite, but I did my time in Yuma and I’ve been Tombstone as well...where you still can’t go heeled to this day
  9. Tombstone

    New Guy

    Just north of San Antonio, in Spring Branch. Outside the city where every day is a great ride
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    New Guy

    Morning y’all Long time lurker first time poster here... I’m the proud new owner of a 2015 R3T and look forward to being part of the club. Thanks!
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