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Old 04-22-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Tiger 955i cast wheel discs

A question probably asked many times before. Can anyone suggest a decent replacement front disc option apart from EBC, Stealth or Triumph. All makes and any links would be appreciated.
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i know you said apart from but ebc do a fabulous floating disc option for 254 quid a pair, have a look on www.triumph-online.co.uk you can view them here?
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Many thanks for the reply. At the moment the EBC discs seem to be the favorite choice but I'm just trying to get ideas for other options which maybe as good if not better.
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i,ve got a feeling the ebc floating discs are the best option,, they will defo be going on mine in the near future,,
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I've done a lot of research on the net now and crossed referenced all my findings with a local bike shop that I use a lot and can trust completely. I found a disc manufacturer with a good reputation for producing a quality product at a very reasonable price. Apparently next week they are manufacturing discs to fit my model. Here's the url. www.allbikeengineering.co.uk .These discs will retail at £60 each + p & p
At the moment this is my 1st choice. Also ordered some Hagon progressive springs to try and sort out the knocking on the forks.
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Check-out the thread under the technical section with lots of feedback - I bought a pair of discs from JMJ Engineering (E Bay) for about £100 and so far they have been fine. Just a novelty to brake without undoing the head bearings!
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