Rubbing brakes HELP
 

My right front disc is overheating compared to the left i have had new discs and pads also its been reblead and its still over heating what do you think about this and any suggestions for how to fix it cheers

It's not unknown for a caliper piston to seize, usually due to muck and corrosion. I had to deal with one on my SV a couple of weeks back.

Clean the caliper... Lots of useful stuff on this if you use the search. One or more of your pistons is a bit sticky.

thanks alot what stuff can i use for example which will help it become unstick sorry i dont have a clue about bikes just ride them cheers thanks

You really need to push the pistons out a bit, check the seals, and clean the piston faces. If they're bad enough, it might want new seals. It's not exactly hard, but it's also not a job I'd want to have taken on as a total novice- and of course it's safety critical, brakes.

so basically take it down a garage for a safe option
i dont have a clue what to do so i aint gonna touch it cheers

Sounds like it could be the wisest choice. I'm not about discouraging people to work on their own bikes,. don't get me wrong... But this maybe isn't the place to start.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: good advice.

cheers thanks alot