Blimey my Brakes are Brilliant!

I don't know about a slider, it's attached by the torque arm & spacer hanger thing below


I guess I should do some work instead of over analysing it now, hopefully it should all become clear when I get home

Its been about 3 years since I've dismantled a curvy so my memory was a little hazey, that image brings it all back though. No it doesnt slide on the swing arm its just relys on the spindle, then those 2 bolt holes bolt direct to the caliper and then another mount on the caliper joins to the strut.

In which case no, you cant mount it wrong.
Do you have a pic of the caliper and can you measure your disc, we can at least then rule either of those 2 out.

I should point out I stole that photo from Smithy, mines nowhere near as clean as that. I'll measure etc when I get home later.

Well that explains that



Armstrong 230053, a quick search didn't tell me what bike they should be on but at least that was an easy fix

Oh yeah, and thanks

Not a problem, in honesty it's a good spot by you. There would be a lot of folk who wouldn't even question it.

Give your self a pat on the back, u just avoided at the very least soiling yourself.

[andrewsmith]

Originally Posted by Owenski

Its been about 3 years since I've dismantled a curvy so my memory was a little hazey, that image brings it all back though. No it doesnt slide on the swing arm its just relys on the spindle, then those 2 bolt holes bolt direct to the caliper and then another mount on the caliper joins to the strut.

In which case no, you cant mount it wrong.
Do you have a pic of the caliper and can you measure your disc, we can at least then rule either of those 2 out.

Yep

Your right mate!
HoL want a tidied up hangar for the back? Still sitting in the shed (I think!)

Cheers Andy, but it'll just get as dirty as the one I've got now.

I hate bleeding brakes almost finished