Looking for yourthoughts / experience as to why this would have happened.<o></o>
I have a 2012 GL1800 with a Lehman Monarch II SA kit thatwas built by Lehman in Spearfish SD in 2012. The unit was built new as orderedby a local Honda dealer on speculation. The rig sat for 2 years at the dealership and I purchased it in 2014with 70 miles on the clock.Took the 1stmaiden voyage with it in 2015 and put 9,000 miles on it in one trip.No problems at that point however No Brake recall had been done.<o></o>
Last weekend, rode Trike pulling our trailer on a 300 milelong weekend. Upon leaving to returnhome my FRONT BRAKE locked up solid and couldn’t move the bike at all. Luckily I was just at the top of thedriveway.I had to crack open the frontbrake bleed values and relieve the pressure on the pistons allowing me to getit back down the driveway and off the road.Call Rescue + and was flat-bedded to a large Honda & trike dealer 70miles away. They were surprised to hear of the front brake issue since the recall history is related to rear brake dragging. However,they performed the #23 Honda BrakeRecall service. Picked the Bike up 2 days later but the dealer couldnot positively confirm what would have caused the front brake to lock up. Offeredonly “Could have been this” type explanations.Rode the trike 100 miles back home, with on problems. <o></o>
Now I’m preparing to leave on another cross country trip andconcerned about this issue happening again without really knowing what causedit in the first place. As you can imagine, if the lock up happened at 70 MPH Iwould not be writing this story. I justreplaced the front tire as well as new front brakes; all seems to be fine atthis point. <o></o>
As a side question, I did notice that the original Hondapads have the shin on the inner pad only as compared to the EBC’s replacementswhich have shims on both pads. Is this normal for the EBC’s?<o></o>
Thanks for your responses.<o></o>