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I have to agree, if you have 1/4 inch of movement something is drastically wrong. Have any close up photos of the unit? Just a suggestion but maybe that would show something obvious to someone here.
looking at the caliper its the left slider bolt. i pulled it out yesterday[10mm 12point socket fyi]everything that the parts fiche shows is in there,bushing-rubber sleeve-it almost looks like its designed to have some clearance between bolt and bushing and float on rubber sleeve- new one on me! oh yeah up and down is prob 1/8 not 1/4 as stated before
Last edited by cmonster; Aug 22, 2010 at 08:34 AM.
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looking at the caliper its the left slider bolt. i pulled it out yesterday[10mm 12point socket fyi]everything that the parts fiche shows is in there,bushing-rubber sleeve-it almost looks like its designed to have some clearance between bolt and bushing and float on rubber sleeve new one on me!
Can you post the parts diagram, having a hard time picturing it.
looking at the caliper its the left slider bolt. i pulled it out yesterday[10mm 12point socket fyi]everything that the parts fiche shows is in there,bushing-rubber sleeve-it almost looks like its designed to have some clearance between bolt and bushing and float on rubber sleeve- new one on me! oh yeah up and down is prob 1/8 not 1/4 as stated before
Yeah thats what it does. but your only movement should be the flex in that rubber, and that ain't much. Where's the 1/8 inch coming from?
I think possibly the xtra movement is coming from space between bushing and caliper.guess its time to take it to the stealer,its got 3 years warranty left
I think possibly the xtra movement is coming from space between bushing and caliper.guess its time to take it to the stealer,its got 3 years warranty left
Too bad you can't post a pic so we could see what you are talking about.
ill try to get a pic up later-time for meds and a nap!be glad when i can actually ride again !!!!!
Hey cmonster .. did you find the issue with this.. I have same issue.. no doubt I've done something wrong on reassembling back wheel.. I've done a tyre change.. yeah we spell it tyre in Australia, and I have the same movement in my caliper as you've described, no heat prob as far as I know, as I've not really ridden it, as I was checking my install, I noticed .. this movement.. Have you found the problem ? If so, would be good to find your results. Hey, hope your back pain, is better.. I know first hand.. what that is like .. after a crushed a vertebra (in car wreck)... Ochies....
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