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Bikes, Hints'n'Tips => Fazer 1000/FZ1 corner => Topic started by: sadlonelygit on 16 May 2012, 06:40:36 pm
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UCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k104/homeorwork1/DSCF2274.jpg)
lucky i wasn't tramping on when i lost it! amazing how long the brain takes to react to 'lever comes back to bars'
after 3 pumps it was on with the back anchor.
will be posting a pic of the shreddies later :eek
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christ :eek .................that looks like its been like it for a while......
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you're not having a lot of luck are you? :eek
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put the brakes back on today.....as well as new steering head bearings, definately a full set of pads in there when i set off and used the brakes until i was going to turn into my road and then............ :eek
you can see that the pad has corroded behind the friction material, lifting it off the backing plate leaving just a small contact area between the friction material and the backing plate.......just a matter of when it let go!
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you're not having a lot of luck are you? :eek
hate doing bottom steering bearings, just a pita and i'm too tight to pay someone to do it! pad definately bad juju!
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Same colour as the stuff that came out your arse no dought. :eek :lol
Mind you there doesn't seem to be a lot of meat left on them anyway.
You were very fortunate not to pile into something. Three pumps at 30mph has got to be at least 20 mts.
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oops could maybe use a new set :b
Cheers Allan
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Do you know what make the pads were?
Had 3 or 4 examples of the pad material delaminating up the shop lately....
Whale
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I have never seen that amount of corrosion on any brake pads I have used...FFS has it been used underwater ! :eek
In 75000 miles of fazer riding , never had any issues with brake pads delaminating......or getting rusty ...thats OE plus several other makes.
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Spooky - just had ANOTHER example of a pad losing its friction material.....
This one was on a DSA examiners bike so not being heavily used.
That's 4 in around 6 months - all the same manufacturer and (I think) rears. For certain, 2 of them are!
Have written to the makers to see what the got to say.
Whale
PS The one pictured above doesn't look like a delaminate by the way....
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The one in the pic above looks like its been on the sea bed for the twenty years!!!! Tell me you put a new set in now and you cleaned the calipers up at the same time!