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brkswnd |
My Rear Brake Pads |
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Bob
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dukey33 |
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ouch!
I'll bet those were making some noise! Rotor ok? duke |
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brkswnd |
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Rotor is pretty badly scored, but someone in an earlier post said that's a good thing because it increases the surface area of the brakes. We'll see...
Bob
<--- I know this photo is a "cabbage patch doll", but it really does look just like me. |
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bamaTrider |
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brkswnd wrote: True, but only after they get worn down into the grooves. Until then you have less area of contact so be careful. The grooves will also cause the pads to
wear prematurely because the high points of the rotor will cut into the pads faster, then be the 1st to hit the back plates of the pads as they wear.
Stan
"We are different - yet we are the
same"
2004 GL1800 Goldwing (Titanium) 1999 Ace Tourer (Silver over Black) |
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brkswnd |
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Thanks Stan for the advise. I just recently put a new Avon rear tire on. I'm figuring that the pads should hold up until the tire wears out and then
I'll replace the rotor when I put on a new tire.
Bob
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