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I was ripping the trails in Belfair and I was drifting a donut, and I was going to slow down and straighten out, so I used my rear break, (right foot placement pedal) and idk, I pressed it too hard? or something I am not sure. Anyways, it made a weird sound as if some liquid blew out really really fast in high pressure, and it made a pshewwww sound. And after that, I could press the rear break all the way down, and it wouldn't stop the quad at all. Idk the technical terms and all these parts, so idk what to do. HELP!!!

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