Fern creek
Rear caliper and bracket help!!
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You might be up the creek.
But don't worry there are plenty of paddles
Upt'North.
But don't worry there are plenty of paddles
Upt'North.
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It looks to me like one of the pad slider pins and holds the caliper together. Should also have a rubber boot on it......
That's my current look. It seems they just slide on? Nothing really holding them on the bracket besides two slider pins??? I was able to screw it in further after mounting the brack on the swing arm like you.mentioned
I would use a thread file on the bolt but I'm guessing you probably won't have one. If you're careful with a nail file, don't tell Er'Indoors, just lightly clean the threads off.
Ideally run a tap through the bracket if you can get hold of one.
Upt'North.
Ideally run a tap through the bracket if you can get hold of one.
Upt'North.
So I'm also trying to take the brake pad holder pin out. Unscrewed it with a screwdriver and cant seem to get the rod out
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Looks like you are 2 hrs from my place.
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It comes out with (I think) a 5mm allen key. The brass screw is just a cap...
That bolt angle looks all wrong in the picture.
Upt'North.
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Correct, note for future, break those loose before the bracket is removed.
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Don't think I am being nasty, but, having been where you are many times in the last 50-odd years, I now take lots of photos before and during disassembly of new bikes, cars etc...
Taking the whole thing to the shop. I def thing something is wrong will update. Also may need advice for bleeding when I get back
New to this. My bad. Juat has been frustrating.
Thank you. Alot to learn lol
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I know exactly how you feel - some of my major screw-ups are currently in Newlyn harbour!!
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THAT ONE WASN'T ME!!!!!