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StefanN

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mechanical brake caliper
« on: 10 Jun 20, 03:43 pm »
Has anyone got a spare mechanical brake calliper they want rid of?  I'm looking for one for my handbrake and don't want to pay £40+ for one
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Re: mechanical brake caliper
« Reply #1 on: 10 Jun 20, 05:47 pm »
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Re: mechanical brake caliper
« Reply #2 on: 10 Jun 20, 06:26 pm »
Quote from: Chris Brown on 10 Jun 20, 05:47 pm
Would one of these do the job https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mini-Moto-Dirtbike-REAR-FRONT-BRAKE-CALLIPER-DISC-CABLE-Minimoto-Dirt-Bike-49cc/162881752864?
I saw something similar and wondered whether they might be too small ie not able to accommodate the width of the disc.  At that price though I'll take the risk and tell you how I get on.   Thanks.
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Re: mechanical brake caliper
« Reply #3 on: 10 Jun 20, 07:15 pm »
I have used one of those calipers before and it is easy to put in a spacer for your disc width. Should work fine.
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Re: mechanical brake caliper
« Reply #4 on: 10 Jun 20, 10:49 pm »
You're welcome Stefan, just one of the things I've got filed away in my ebay lists.
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