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Postby das bike u1100s » Mon Aug 08, 2016 5:48 pm

That's cos he is still in the eu , but at least your Hemet is yours now---
Never touched it, honest!
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Postby Britisherspy » Mon Aug 08, 2016 8:08 pm

Britisherspy wrote:
boxerscott wrote:
Britisherspy wrote:My bike has bad brake judder and came with 3 sets of discs, newest were a set of Hekkane ones fitted April this year and not done many miles - they looked new. all of them are no good, bad brake judder.
I would be investigating front wheel bearings afore I lashed out on more discs. Jus sayin like :)


I'll check them out thanks


Well that's £40 spent for no benefit. New front bearings done for nowt.
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Postby boxerscott » Wed Aug 10, 2016 9:29 pm

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Postby f90x » Thu Aug 11, 2016 8:01 am

Blackal wrote:
Hey! How come Coobra's avatar is bigger then mine????? :evil:

Al :cry:


Hmmm envy of the size of another mans helmet. Interesting...
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Postby Humbug » Thu Aug 11, 2016 4:59 pm

Same problem on my 12S with front discs, changed the brembos for the Tsuboss discs from ebay and now on my second pair.
The first pair seemed ok for a few days and then the judder started and you could see a section of the disc that wasn't cleaning under braking. Thought I may have overheated and warped them so bought another pair, bedded in carefully and they lasted three weeks before the judder has started to come back.
Will check bearings, pads etc and report back if i find anything.
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Postby boxerscott » Thu Aug 11, 2016 10:13 pm

f90x wrote:
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Hey! How come Coobra's avatar is bigger then mine????? :evil:

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Hmmm envy of the size of another mans helmet. Interesting...
HELMET ENVY... absolutely!
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Postby COObra » Fri Aug 12, 2016 10:14 am

as advised by one of our mechanics, i'll try and make a flat surface on the pads with some sandpaper.
i'll report back if it helps any bit.
our suspicion is that the metal inside the pads, combined with not so great compound is at fault.
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Postby barnstormer » Wed Aug 17, 2016 9:34 am

"Watch out for those sintered pads over winter - if you plan on laying the bike up over winter, either remove the pads, or slip a piece of plastic (packaging plastic) between pads and discs - to prevent galvanic action (localised pitting) between the pads and the discs."

Yes and it's even worse if the bike's been ridden on a salted road, the salt gets in the pads and pits the discs - my Hayabusa had a bad attack of that because I was riding in winter then in the UK.
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Postby Britisherspy » Wed Aug 17, 2016 5:06 pm

EBC discs and pads going in tomorrow - off to Hawes Sunday for 4 days so I hope they are sorted.
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Postby Britisherspy » Thu Aug 18, 2016 7:13 pm

Britisherspy wrote:EBC discs and pads going in tomorrow - off to Hawes Sunday for 4 days so I hope they are sorted.


Catalogue listed the discs wrong - should be 5mm thick these were 4.5mm. So will have to wait till I'm back.
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Postby COObra » Sun Aug 21, 2016 9:06 am

i took out the pads ad gave them a flat surface on a small belt grinder.
after the testride, everything ok, so it was confirmed (at least in my case) that the pads are at fault.
i draw some lines on the pads before the beltgrinder (stange but the pads seems to suck the permanent marker so the lines are not so visible).
after that i just tuched the pad to the belt for a few seconds. the result is in the picture. more than half the pad was not touching anything (left upper corner, right upper corner and almost half of the bottom part you an still see the lines).
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Postby Britisherspy » Wed Aug 31, 2016 9:49 am

Yesterday I had the new EBC discs and HH pads fitted, runout was checked and was as good as it gets. Road tested by the fitter and passed as no pulsing. So now I have to run them in for a bit before trying some hard braking.

They do look quality discs though, as well they should for the money.

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Postby boxerscott » Thu Sep 01, 2016 9:34 pm

Britisherspy wrote:Yesterday I had the new EBC discs and HH pads fitted, runout was checked and was as good as it gets. Road tested by the fitter and passed as no pulsing. So now I have to run them in for a bit before trying some hard braking.

They do look quality discs though, as well they should for the money.

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Is the abs sensor mount a standard fit on the 1100s forks? Never noticed that before, but then the bcr never had the option of abs and different forks I presume.
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Postby Humbug » Fri Oct 14, 2016 4:38 pm

Boxerscott was spot on, I have been badmouthing Tsuboss discs without checking the basics!!! Serves me right for trusting the MOT that was done with the brake judder present. I thought they would have picked up a failed bearing but never assume!!! Ordered a pair of brembos and bobbins from eBay and when I went to fit them found two things 1) shot bearing on the right hand side and 2) the bobbins and washers provided by the company to fit the brembos were wrong and caused the disc mounting bolts to hit the fork legs when you turned the wheel!! Miffed to say the least.
A public apology to Tsuboss, the discs were amazing when working.
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Postby Britisherspy » Sat Oct 15, 2016 1:19 pm

Well that's good news, I'm also very happy with my new setup.
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