Rear brake centralising strips
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You do need them, and centralising strip is a misleading name.
The handbrake pads and clamping levers pivot independently so the coil spring only retracts the levers. The slight springiness of the centralising strips retracts the pads, without the centralising strips the pads will always be in contact with the discs.
Alan.
The handbrake pads and clamping levers pivot independently so the coil spring only retracts the levers. The slight springiness of the centralising strips retracts the pads, without the centralising strips the pads will always be in contact with the discs.
Alan.
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Hi,
If we're talking about the same thing.....the curved metal strip 'sprung steel' used to hold teh handbrake pads pack.....
Then Sue Miller definitely had them (before her breakin).
Got them from her after the guy who was supposed to be renovating one of my rear callipers lost them....
Peter
If we're talking about the same thing.....the curved metal strip 'sprung steel' used to hold teh handbrake pads pack.....
Then Sue Miller definitely had them (before her breakin).
Got them from her after the guy who was supposed to be renovating one of my rear callipers lost them....
Peter
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Scimitar GTE for the lazy days, 3008, Some bicycles, Wife, Kids, Cats, Dogs....chickens....cluck cluck...one duck...the others flew away!
'73 +2S 130/5
Scimitar GTE for the lazy days, 3008, Some bicycles, Wife, Kids, Cats, Dogs....chickens....cluck cluck...one duck...the others flew away!
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