Brake having problems after accident

[what a catch donnie]

My 2008 R1200R tipped over because someone slightly bumped it at the mall parking lot and that's it. It's not really big, no loud crash, just a few scratches. But now it's hard to ride. I tried fixing the bleeding fluid problem but it has since returned and now the pads are still dragging even when the pressure is reduced. What to do next? What's the problem with my ABS?

 

[Mr.a2z]

Do you have that Motoscan on your phone?

 

[general.knowledge]

My 2008 R1200R tipped over because someone slightly bumped it at the mall parking lot and that's it. It's not really big, no loud crash, just a few scratches. But now it's hard to ride. I tried fixing the bleeding fluid problem but it has since returned and now the pads are still dragging even when the pressure is reduced. What to do next? What's the problem with my ABS?

Oh no make sure you bleed your brake system properly and check for air. The ABS might need a reset since it tipped over. Not really big of a crash but you still gotta check for safety.

 

[TwoWheelTherapy]

The ABS system relies on proper brake function. If your calipers are dragging, it could be confusing the ABS sensors or the modulator. A low battery after the tip over can trigger ABS warnings.
you need to check the battery voltage. A weak battery can cause all sorts of electrical gremlins on these bikes, including ABS warnings.

My 2008 R1200R tipped over because someone slightly bumped it at the mall parking lot and that's it. It's not really big, no loud crash, just a few scratches. But now it's hard to ride. I tried fixing the bleeding fluid problem but it has since returned and now the pads are still dragging even when the pressure is reduced. What to do next? What's the problem with my ABS?

 

[signofthetimes]

My 2008 R1200R tipped over because someone slightly bumped it at the mall parking lot and that's it. It's not really big, no loud crash, just a few scratches. But now it's hard to ride. I tried fixing the bleeding fluid problem but it has since returned and now the pads are still dragging even when the pressure is reduced. What to do next? What's the problem with my ABS?

Even a light tip can mess with those lines. Did you tweak the ABS modulator or do you hear air hissing somewhere? You might need to flush the system and check the calipers for sticking pistons.

 

[BMWanderer]

It seems like you might be dealing with a problem related to the caliper or the ABS modulator. You should look for any sticking pistons, make sure to bleed the brakes completely, and check the battery voltage to eliminate any possible electrical causes

 

[Alan]

Sounds like you’re dealing with a few things at once, @what a catch donnie. And hey I get the song reference, hope you're okay. I think you need to fully bleed the brakes and check for any sticking caliper pistons. Also, double-check your battery voltage. Low voltage can mess with the ABS modulator and trigger warnings even after a minor tip-over.