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    #16
    Bear in mind my 82 750 T has a rear drum, not disc. So just thinking out-loud. When we bleed the front brakes, it's often helpful to tie the lever to the grip and leave it overnight. Untying the lever in the morning, it will often regain a better, less squishy pull. Can you do the same with the rear? Wedge something between the right peg and brake pedal to depress the pedal overnight or for a few hours and see if it helps?
    Rich
    1982 GS 750TZ
    2015 Triumph Tiger 1200

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      #17
      Originally posted by Rich82GS750TZ View Post
      Bear in mind my 82 750 T has a rear drum, not disc. So just thinking out-loud. When we bleed the front brakes, it's often helpful to tie the lever to the grip and leave it overnight. Untying the lever in the morning, it will often regain a better, less squishy pull. Can you do the same with the rear? Wedge something between the right peg and brake pedal to depress the pedal overnight or for a few hours and see if it helps?
      Worth a try - thanks for the thought

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