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clunk when braking
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(17-10-12, 01:56 PM)Fazerider link Wrote: It's possible that the pad retaining springs are a bit loose allowing the pads to get jiggled back a bit while you're riding, when you apply the brakes they then clunk forward to their normal position at the front of the caliper slot. There is a mod some folks have done to the springs to improve them, but I've not seen pictures.


If it's not that, worn steering head bearings can give a similar effect under braking.

The spring locates the pads centrally in the caliper, every time the brake is applied the pads move forward ( or back depending on the direction of travel  :b ). It could be that the caliper is worn at the leading (front) face causing the metal part of the pad to slam into a groove and the mod Fazerider talks about won't work as the caliper is knackered  Sad

Hope not though..... Baz  Smile
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clunk when braking - by green_rider - 17-10-12, 01:01 PM
Re: clunk when braking - by limax2 - 17-10-12, 01:53 PM
Re: clunk when braking - by Fazerider - 17-10-12, 01:56 PM
Re: clunk when braking - by darrsi - 17-10-12, 02:26 PM
Re: clunk when braking - by Fazbaz - 17-10-12, 03:26 PM
Re: clunk when braking - by green_rider - 03-04-13, 02:04 PM
Re: clunk when braking - by Gnasher - 03-04-13, 03:16 PM
Re: clunk when braking - by reillypadraig - 06-04-13, 12:59 AM
Re: clunk when braking - by noggythenog - 06-04-13, 10:56 AM
Re: clunk when braking - by Gnasher - 06-04-13, 11:26 AM
Re: clunk when braking - by noggythenog - 06-04-13, 10:48 PM

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