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rear brake rotor getting hot
Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 6:25 pm
by Robin Van Eyk
The rear disk gets very hot after I ride. I pulled the caliper off and one of the pads looks a
little uneven. Iit seems that there is something going on with the pads sliding (or not) on the
pins. I could be wrong so any input regarding this is helpful.
Robin
rear brake rotor getting hot
Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 7:06 pm
by Zachariah Mully
Robin Van Eyk wrote:
> The rear disk gets very hot after I ride. I pulled the caliper off and one of the pads looks a
> little uneven. Iit seems that there is something going on with the pads sliding (or not) on the
> pins. I could be wrong so any input regarding this is helpful.
>
> Robin
The rear brake design blows. The caliper often with binds on the pins
and you'll either end up toasting the caliper pins or a set of pads. Try
pulling the caliper off and the pin carrier off, clean up the pins,
grease (high temp) and reassemble. There isn't much else you can do for
it...
Z
bull
Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 10:14 pm
by revmaaatin
--- In
DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Jacobus De Bruyn
wrote:
>
> No, it all was just a bet with a friend of mine in
> Holland. HE SAID NO WAY YOU CAN EXCHANGE FUN AND
> BANTER WITH THOSE AMERICANS. They just don t get it.
> I said sure you can, I have many good friends there,
> I used to walk around Battery Park in the Big Apple
> even before they built those ugly twin towers. I lost
> the bet. What can you expect from people that voted
> for a moron pres twice?? The whole world is
> laughing! Wake up!
>
>
Jake,
Perhaps you are on to something, being an extraordinary political
scientist, etal, using the language of scholarly debate. I would
suggest that you pose an interesting juxtaposition, twin towers,
morons and elections. Seems to me there were an 'excessive' number
of morons running for office in the previous two national, US
elections (2000, 2004), not to mention the previous two (or more)
elections to them as well (1992, 1996). Then again, perhaps you
believe morons is singular to a particular American party, and never
a European problem. Having spent 5 years of my life living in Europe
and SW Asia, I can assure there a morons enough to go around.
Yes, the world is laughing, as thousands risk their lives to enter
the US illegally (to make it their home), and other thousands risk
their lives to protect our rights as Americans to disagree.
Were you one of those that cheered as the towers fell, killing 3000+
folks? Do you really think you are safe in CR from the extremist
that have been unleashed on the world?
revmaaatin. who is curious about many things
rear brake rotor getting hot
Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 10:35 pm
by revmaaatin
--- In
DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, Zachariah Mully wrote:
>
> Robin Van Eyk wrote:
> > The rear disk gets very hot after I ride. I pulled the caliper
off and one of the pads looks a
> > little uneven. Iit seems that there is something going on with
the pads sliding (or not) on the
> > pins. I could be wrong so any input regarding this is helpful.
> >
> > Robin
>
> The rear brake design blows. The caliper often with binds on the
pins
> and you'll either end up toasting the caliper pins or a set of
pads. Try
> pulling the caliper off and the pin carrier off, clean up the pins,
> grease (high temp) and reassemble. There isn't much else you can do
for
> it...
>
> Z
Z,
I think Mark Van H suggested opening up the caliper-pin slide holes a
couple thousands also...not that I have doe that yet...I am going
to...
revmaaatin.