I have some front discs with minimal wear, but that need tidying up. (USD gsxr1100)
How easy is it to refurb them - ie remove bobbins, powdercoat centres, then rebuild?
Alternatively, anyone know of a firm that does it?
thanks
Liam
disc bobbins
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Russbusa
Re: disc bobbins
I rebuilt my hayabusa discs as the springs/shims had broken but the discs and carriers were perfect. I used a set of brembo bobbins/shims/clips which are the same size as the suzuki ones. I used them for a year or so but they are really intended for race bikes not road bikes and i did find that the odd clip would not last too well.
Its also a bitch of a job to remove the old bobbins as they are very hard and will spin when you try to drill them out, I used my milling machine but it was still a pain.
I decided it was better to bite the bullet and get some new ones in the end.
I still have the bobbins etc here if they are of use.
Its also a bitch of a job to remove the old bobbins as they are very hard and will spin when you try to drill them out, I used my milling machine but it was still a pain.
I decided it was better to bite the bullet and get some new ones in the end.
I still have the bobbins etc here if they are of use.
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Re: disc bobbins
Thanks Russbusa. I've come to the same conclusion. I'm such a slow builder that I've plenty of time to wait for a bargain... or I could not be such a tart and use the perfectly usable ones I already have of course!
