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Rstark · April 5th, 2022, 09:25 AM

Ok, I had a accident where the bike swerved and ended up on it’s side sliding the ground and then hit a curb. My rear sets bracket snapped nearest the frame mounting bolts. Bought a pair of what appeared to be stock replacements and also bought a rear set like the Satoauto ones.

For the life of me, since there are no instructions, I can’t figure out where the main spring for the rear brake attaches to. On the brake lever, there is only one drilled hole near the pivot bolt, I’m thinking that HAS to attach to the brake pedal but then where does the spring go? Here’s the dilemma, I have no clue how to attach the master cylinder AND the main spring. Can anyone help?

April 5th, 2022, 09:25 AM	#1
Rstark ninjette.org member Name: Rick Location: Honolulu, HI Join Date: Mar 2022 Motorcycle(s): 2016 Kawasaki Ninja 300 ABS KRT Posts: 18	Aftermarket rear sets Ok, I had a accident where the bike swerved and ended up on it’s side sliding the ground and then hit a curb. My rear sets bracket snapped nearest the frame mounting bolts. Bought a pair of what appeared to be stock replacements and also bought a rear set like the Satoauto ones. For the life of me, since there are no instructions, I can’t figure out where the main spring for the rear brake attaches to. On the brake lever, there is only one drilled hole near the pivot bolt, I’m thinking that HAS to attach to the brake pedal but then where does the spring go? Here’s the dilemma, I have no clue how to attach the master cylinder AND the main spring. Can anyone help?