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Rear Braking Problem
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trike lady
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Though my brake disc is in the middle. if I in-fact had discs out at the wheels. I too would probably notice brake dust on my rims. Except for the fact that I made these inside wheel covers to reflect the mags to look like more spokes for my trike set-up. However these inside shields I made, will prevent brake dust from accumulating on the outside surface of the mags.
zoood
I like those inserts they look sweet.
trike lady
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Received the 2010 Tri-glide parts book and compaired the rear brake master cylinder part number of the trike to the Dresser and yes there are two different part numbers.
Trike part# 83430-09A
Dresser part # 41763-08A
From these two numbers I would have to say that there has to be two different bore sizes.
Any ideas?
Trike part# 83430-09A
Dresser part # 41763-08A
From these two numbers I would have to say that there has to be two different bore sizes.
Any ideas?
SirDimsdale
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Trike Lady: I was looking at the 2011 Meeting Product Changes and a larger pad size was an upgrade and was retrofit-able for the 11's vs 10's. Larger bore...larger pad...should have improved the situation on 11's. Is that true?
trike lady
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Yes, it will be a great improvement. It would be nice if they made the rotors 11.5" diameter like the conversions use. That should really put a 'Bite' on those rotors. All the hydraulic braking power begins at the master cylinder.
brownfoxx1
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Re: Rear Braking Problem with suggestion
i've got a 09 trike. same problem with rear brakes.
i'd like to do a different caliper on the rear( one that has more brake pad surface area; or try 4 calipers on the rear. one thing that would help would be doser steer for the rear brakes. i.e. have each rear brake have its oun master cyl.and a brake pedal next to the existing pedal. this would help in going around turns, as well as overall stopping distance.
maybe the larger caliper will fit the 09? Aftermarket?
i've got a 09 trike. same problem with rear brakes.
i'd like to do a different caliper on the rear( one that has more brake pad surface area; or try 4 calipers on the rear. one thing that would help would be doser steer for the rear brakes. i.e. have each rear brake have its oun master cyl.and a brake pedal next to the existing pedal. this would help in going around turns, as well as overall stopping distance.
maybe the larger caliper will fit the 09? Aftermarket?