Posted by SteveT on January 25, 2007, 11:51 pm
Beer and other adult beverages of your choice for gearheads out
there.
I've got Wide-Glide forks on my '48 Panhead. They use the dual 10"
brake rotors. They suck.
Does anyone here have experience using GMA calipers on this setup.
If so, are they any better?
Is there a better way to improve the 10" dual brakes without
replacing the entire fork assembly?
I've got a few months to screw around with it and new heater in the
garage. Right now it's a classic bobber, but I have a bunch of
options, including an FLH front end, a springer or just replacing
the brakes with better ones.
If you haven't seen the picture, here's a link:
http://www.48pan.com/images/pannewdistfar.jpg
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Posted by TL Mitchell on January 26, 2007, 3:28 am
> I've got a few months to screw around with it and new heater in the
> garage.
If the place don't burn to the ground....... <snerk>
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Posted by Easy, #39 on January 26, 2007, 9:44 am
> Give this guy a look. http://www.fabkevin.com/caliper.htm He makes
> adapters to put 4 and 6 piston sportbike brakes on HD's. Pretty clean
> looking setups and the price seems pretty reasonable.
yeah, that's what i did for my hotrod bagger. fit is just right, and you can
get the used brake set ups on e bay for under $100 for the pair.
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Easy, #39
When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying
the cross." - Sinclair Lewis
Posted by SteveT on January 26, 2007, 11:16 am
snarl@tripod.net wrote:
:Check this shit out: http://baldwin-wilson.com/360.html
:
:You wanna stop? Thinkin' about puttin one on m' bah hoppah choppah.
That's cool. Hard to believe, but very cool.
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Posted by snarl on January 26, 2007, 12:59 pm
wrote:
>snarl@tripod.net wrote:
>:Check this shit out: http://baldwin-wilson.com/360.html
>:
>:You wanna stop? Thinkin' about puttin one on m' bah hoppah choppah.
>That's cool. Hard to believe, but very cool.
Yeah, not sure I buy their claims, but I wouldn't mind talkin' to
someone who's runnin' one.
Snarl
> garage.