Triumphrat

Aussiematt · 11-23-2012, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by plodalong

Mine does it when on the brakes over bumps. Not all the time and usally around town, can't say that I've noticed it at speed. Not sure if it's the brake or the forks. Was doing it the other day on the way home from work, said to myself that I'll check that out this weekend, but the other bike needs new tyres fitted 1st.

Mine has always made the same noise as you describe. I have changed pads and checked all the bolts. I put it down to the EBC floating disk

ThruxOZ · 11-23-2012, 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Aussiematt

Mine has always made the same noise as you describe. I have changed pads and checked all the bolts. I put it down to the EBC floating disk

Hi
I believe it's the rotor as well as mine has a fair bit of movement now after 23500 kms .
What's the wear limit as far as movement is concerned, I wonder
Before it could cause a problem?

plodalong · 11-24-2012, 01:32 AM

Mine has side to side movement, but thats why they call it a floating disc. Manual only calls for thickness and runout checks. Probably nothing to be concerned about, at least after some basic checks to make sure nothings loose. Now its beer oclock, hot work spooning tyres on in 35deg c

ThruxOZ · 11-24-2012, 02:46 AM

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Originally Posted by plodalong

Mine has side to side movement, but thats why they call it a floating disc. Manual only calls for thickness and runout checks. Probably nothing to be concerned about, at least after some basic checks to make sure nothings loose. Now its beer oclock, hot work spooning tyres on in 35deg c

Hi
Mine has up and down movement which means the friction part can go out of round.
I've ordered a new oem disc from bikebandit, I fit that when it arrives and see how it goes