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Old 17-07-06, 12:21 PM   #11
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Just found some kits advertised in the back of "Bike!" mag, can look them up if it helps any.
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Just found some kits advertised in the back of "Bike!" mag, can look them up if it helps any.
That would be helpfull.
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Old 18-07-06, 10:16 AM   #13
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Was looking at this again this morning.
The r/h disc seems to be the most "clicky" when I wiggle it. HOWEVER, I notice the disc has an L stamped on it near the braking surface. But this disc is on the r/h side...surely it should have an R stamped on it or is this a red herring?????

Are the discs "handed"? I looked at the l/h disc and this has an L stamped on it.

This bike was rebuilt from an insurance write off 2 - 3 years ago so it could have had the worng disc put on...
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Old 18-07-06, 10:18 AM   #14
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I had a clicking like that with my SV. Turns out my front brake disks were below minimum thickness for MOT. I ended up having new disks and pads.
Mine used to click for the same reason.

Now i swapped to a newer set of disks, all i get is the fabulous shushing noise, and i now stop

Id check the discs for thickness
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Just found some kits advertised in the back of "Bike!" mag, can look them up if it helps any.
That would be helpfull.
try trade direct. They do rebuild kits
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