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Caliper service

Started by Tally, Sunday, 07 March 2021, 02:31 AM

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Tally

My M.O.T. Inspector said when he passed my bike that the front brakes were binding so this weekend I stripped the calipers again and I'm glad I did . The calipers were soaked and so were the pads. So new pistons and seals went in and new pads are on order. Some pics of what I mean.

grog

Great job and pics :clapping:Will do same shortly.

GSXKING

I hope that electric tooth brush stays in the workshop  :stir: :stir: :stir:
GSXKING 3:^)
Chris
Best allrounder I've ever owned 👍

Tally

Yeah!! Chris it's been promoted to caliper cleaner as I have a all singing and dancing new one for my tooth. :happy1: :rofl2:

Tally

Pads arrived today so they can be fitted which I'll do tonight and tomorrow I will attach the calipers to the bike,tighten up and then bleed ready for a ride out at the weekend  :boogie:.

Tally

Rear calipers were serviced yesterday, much easier than the fronts were , pistons were in excellent condition just needed a scrub with a green scotchbrite to clean up the edges, new seals went in although I don't think they needed them, peace of mind though knowing new ones are in place. Pads had plenty of meat left on them , so re-using. Went for a test ride no leaks or squeals so all good there. (F.y.i a 1/2 inch extension and a 14mm socket is needed if you are using the ratchet method to extract the pistons.) :onya:

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