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[TeamRC17] Re: CBR wheels 4/4

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Subject: [TeamRC17] Re: CBR wheels 4/4
From: Steve Oxley <Stephen.Oxley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 01 Nov 2004 11:02:28 +1100
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Hi Rune,

On 30/10/2004, you wrote:

Finally, here is a picture showing how I resolved the rear brake issue. The caliper and mounting bracket is from the CBR. Welded a piece of aluminium onto the bracket so that it rests gently against the swingarm.

I assume the extra piece of alloy is that rectangular section piece that's resting on top of the swingarm?

Had to weld some flat steel onto the swingarm to keep the bracket from moving backwards when holding the bike on the rear brake uphill.


*nod*  Yep, I can see that easily.

Was there no way you could keep the CBX (or CBR) caliper holder? (That long bar that runs from the top of the CBX caliper to the swingarm.) I'm not criticising your design, but to me, that would be a neater solution.

Rune


Cheers,
 Viking

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