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What does the wire fastened on the rear brake caliper on a 2005 GasGas TXT 125 Pro do?

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thesaint
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Earlier today i was looking at a 2005 GasGas TXT 125 Pro and also a 2006 GasGas TXT 250 Pro and i bought bouth bikes since they was looking good and the TXT 125 Pro had a engine overhaul not long ago

The only thing i had to do was to replace the rear brake caliper (a brand new rear brake caliper came with the bikes) 

When i changed the rear brake caliper about an hour ago i see this wire that is fastened on the rear brake caliper using 1 screw. What is the purpose of the wire? 

Also have i placed it correct? See the red arrow on the picture

  

What does the wire above the red arrow in theis picture do. 2005 GasGas TXT Pro.jpg

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    Thanks cascao

    That makes sense except there will not be any speedometer as long as i own the bike 

    The wire was not attached since the old rear brake caliper was broken so i installed the wire when i put on the new rear brake caliper so i wonder if it sits correct? 

     

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