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Old 25-07-2015, 01:48 PM
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Hi all anyone had the squeaky brake problem as I've got it on the drivers front on the blob and it's doing my nut in all discs and pads are all good , never had this problem with my classic.
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Hi all anyone had the squeaky brake problem as I've got it on the drivers front on the blob and it's doing my nut in all discs and pads are all good , never had this problem with my classic.
What brakes and pads does it have?
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What brakes and pads does it have?
Not got a clue Ian but guessing Brembo but will check when I've got a bit of time as need to clean the alloys .
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Hi all anyone had the squeaky brake problem as I've got it on the drivers front on the blob and it's doing my nut in all discs and pads are all good , never had this problem with my classic.

Could be as simple as taking the pads out, cleaning up the callipers and copper greasing the pads.
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Could be as simple as taking the pads out, cleaning up the callipers and copper greasing the pads.
Could be we see tomorrow
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Think I've just realised newages are like women big drama queens lol .
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the Brembo front calipers are notorious as debris traps...........generally a strip & clean is all required making sure the internal pad guides are clean

amplified by "kwik fit" type places chucking new in without any checks or care and occassionally by poor or mis-matched materials
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