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3AJ Front brakes upgrade
OK, I'm about to start on a journey of discovery and enlarge / modify my front brakes. I guess like so many other owners. Before I do, has anyone a conversion or modification using standard bike fitments. Eg, other callipers, disc's and hubs.
I'll keep you posted on what I find..... Many thanks in advance Matt |
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Start with steel braided brake lines !
------------------ Fred, XTZ660, Holland.
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Read this:
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/ubb...ML/000367.html Applies to pretty much all bikes. I'm not familiar with XT's but it's worth comparing the XT disc mounting pattern to that of the FZR600/750/1000/TDM250 as they all used the same pattern & the various sIzed discs were interchangeable, obviously with a suitable caliper carrier.
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Hi Matt,
I was asking a similer question previously. Unfortunately I did not get very far. See http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/ubb...ML/000839.html If you fare better, please let me know. Thanks. (Fyi, I still have not made the New Moon on one of my rides yet!). Best regards Geoff |
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Thanks for the feed back, I haven't got far with this.... I've only modified cars in the past and the Tenéré is only my second bike.
As I'm not building it to race, I'm planning a twin piston calliper, new disc (standard size), braided hoses front and rear and standard pads. The trouble of fitting a larger disc for the very little extra performance isn't worth the effort, hence why I want to focus on the calliper. I don't have a disc protector so I can't increase the air flow. I'll keep you posted, cheers Matt |
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