ASAP Need R help bad!!!!

[Yamahajake]

Ok guys so ive been ridding 3 wheelers since i was 4 and have several but never an R. I always thought my 350x was king of the trikes. Well the other day i found a deal on an R, its a 84 all plastics are good, tank is good and the lights even work. I ended up paying $350 bucks for it and it starts on the first kick and yes it stomps my X:cry: Any way it came with a box of brake parts about 3 complete systems but i have no clue where parts go, and i have a big ride planned for the end of this week and would love brakes so can i get some pics and help with my rear brakes?? thanks Jake

[Yamahajake]

come on guys a need advice on this or even a link to a manual to help me out?????

[atc007]

Search off the homepage for manuals ,? I think! MONROEMIKE!! WHere r u ??! He has ALL the links!

[Jason125m]

http://www.oscarmayer.net/atc/manuals/

And Your R: http://www.oscarmayer.net/atc/manuals/honda/atc250r_81-84_servicemanual.pdf

Jason.

[bradshea]

Rear: Your brake hub goes in the left side of your swingarm around the axle. Once that is on you can mount your rotor. assuming your brake stay is there you can now mount the caliper and put on your torque link. that connects from a mount on your caliper to the forward part of your swing arm.Your pedal assembly mounts on the right side of your swing arm bolt. just above that you will see a tab on the frame that is where you mount your master cylinder. your resevoir will mount on the rear of the frame next to the rubber mounts for your seat. now just connect your hoses. I think that pretty much sums it up!

[Yamahajake]

thanks Guys bradshea are you saying that the brake pedal mounts on the swing arm bolt?

[bradshea]

yes and i believe a pin should go through the end

[bradshea]

bikebandit.com also has good schematics to go by

[Yamahajake]

does any one have a picture of the right side brake parts like the pedal, linkage, master ect.???

[Yamahajake]

i figured most of it out for some reason the previous owner put a different swing arm bolt in it but the right one was in the box of brake parts.

[bradshea]

good to hear