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Technically Speaking => Brakes => Topic started by: insane1400 on Wednesday, 10 June 2020, 09:02 PM
Today I stripped my front calipers to put new seals and repaint them.
I had pretty much finished scrubbing them, so took them to wash them down and I found this crack.
The exterior of the caliper shows an extremely slight abrasion (you have to really look to see it)
needless to say its not going back on the bike.
I believe the correct response is 'bugger'.
Quote from: Hooli on Wednesday, 10 June 2020, 09:55 PM
I believe the correct response is 'bugger'.
Thats a common engineering word :)
Yeah, buggered alright, but how the hell did it get like that? Maybe from new?
pity its the bolt up side and the back halves are all the same
Gee whizz you're very thorough
@insane1400. :rolleyes: I would never attempt what you've done :whatever: so can't really imagine I'd be looking that closely TBH.
It's not like that recent topic of sump casting looking like cracks :confused1:
Quote from: GSXKING on Thursday, 11 June 2020, 04:37 PM
Gee whizz you're very thorough @insane1400. :rolleyes: I would never attempt what you've done :whatever: so can't really imagine I'd be looking that closely TBH.
The bike is newish to me and I wanted to repaint the calipers so I thought I may as well redo all the seals etc. I have never done it before, but there is enough information around to help me get the job done. Now I am really glad I decided to go so far.
I've got a few spare Andrew.
Quote from: Snapey on Friday, 12 June 2020, 10:14 AM
I've got a few spare Andrew.
Thanks Pete, I wish I knew but too late now :facepalm:..... I went to the rapist on Silverwater rd
Quote from: insane1400 on Friday, 12 June 2020, 06:29 PM
Quote from: Snapey on Friday, 12 June 2020, 10:14 AM
I've got a few spare Andrew.
Thanks Pete, I wish I knew but too late now :facepalm:..... I went to the rapist on Silverwater rd
:lol: :happy1: :rofl2: