BRAKE ASSY
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dude_pare01
Super Veteran
disc : 300mm milled RIDE IT brand
bracket: RIDE IT brand
caliper: stock sniper single piston
bracket: RIDE IT brand
caliper: stock sniper single piston
blakdog
New Member
hi guys! i bought a second hand brembo 300mm rotor disk, the seller used it on his nouvo i'm just wondering and having second thoughts on installing it in my bike, the problem is the center part is moving not fix, the seller told me its floating and there will be no problem with regards to breaking power. anyone here using same brand? is it really moving or i just bought an abused disk? any comments? TIA
there shud be a tiny bit of clearance
but not until its totally loose and u can freely move the floater buttons, then tat means its no longer safe for use
only way to be reli be sure is to fit on ur bike
n if u survived the ride after braking, den it means u got a good deal
n if u end up in a hospital, . . . . probably its too late to ask for refunds :lol:
but not until its totally loose and u can freely move the floater buttons, then tat means its no longer safe for use
only way to be reli be sure is to fit on ur bike
n if u survived the ride after braking, den it means u got a good deal
n if u end up in a hospital, . . . . probably its too late to ask for refunds :lol:
goff_d_p
Super Veteran
you can always buy new clips and holding bolts for the rotor. But in general, if it moves it's not safe to use if your hard on brakeing.. I to have the Brembo Rotor, But i don't have that problem, I have a problem with the rim it's self. it's causing the rotor to wave and it creats a bad vibrations when breaking. it even does it with the stock rotor, thats all thanks to a guy on a bicycle with no brakes. Smashed into the front mag.