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Dragging brakes will not cause the revs at speeds to change, that'd be a slipping clutch.
Your brakes could be worn out, or the piston may be failing to "relax" back into the bore after releasing the brakes.
When was the last time you bled your brakes...
What does your brake fluid look like...
Any moisture in the brake fluid can corrode the caliper internals.
Check you pads for remaining material thickness.
You should be able to hear the brakes if they are "dragging" by rotating the tire while on the center stand.
Dragging brakes will not cause the revs at speeds to change, that'd be a slipping clutch.
Your brakes could be worn out, or the piston may be failing to "relax" back into the bore after releasing the brakes.
When was the last time you bled your brakes...
What does your brake fluid look like...
Any moisture in the brake fluid can corrode the caliper internals.
Check you pads for remaining material thickness.
You should be able to hear the brakes if they are "dragging" by rotating the tire while on the center stand.
