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i was wanting to rebuild the rear caliper on my 2010 ultra I found a kit on the Dennis Kirk site I believe it was from cycle craft has anyone tried them or is there a better kit I should look at
i was wanting to rebuild the rear caliper on my 2010 ultra I found a kit on the Dennis Kirk site I believe it was from cycle craft has anyone tried them or is there a better kit I should look at
Old thread but was wondering this myself. Front right caliper is leaking all over. Anyone tried this Cycle Craft kit?
Well gonna order the kit for $17 for seals only. Not buying a new caliper for $900 & eBay has used for like $50 but who knows what shape they're in. Worth a shot...
Well just installed the seals on the right side & bled right & left calipers. Feels nice n tight, will take for a test spin in a bit. Was definitely leaking around the pistons on inside of right caliper.
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