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Ben
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Victoria


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Posted - 31 Mar 2006 :  08:54:52 AM  Show Profile Send Ben a Private Message  

 
Hiya Peoples,

Has been a while, went away and got married and am now a little poorer than before but happy in the knowledge that girls find wedding rings attractive.
Beats me.

Anyway, I am starting a search for the best period caliper for my honda. The standard honda ones are fairly poor (they do the job, but surely there is better), any suggestions?

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TEZ
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Tasmaina


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Posted - 24 Apr 2006 :  3:45:22 PM  Show Profile Send TEZ a Private Message  

 
Everyone seams to use AP Lockheed/Girling type
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kavo
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Queensland


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Posted - 24 Apr 2006 :  8:04:32 PM  Show Profile  Visit kavo's Homepage Send kavo a Private Message  

 
What about the grimeca caliper? Is it on par with the 4 fin lockhead?
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Alan
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Western Australia


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Posted - 26 Apr 2006 :  10:55:19 PM  Show Profile Send Alan a Private Message  

 
Lockheed or Grimeca are fine and both comply with requirements. Just make sure you use the correct type. I think Neville Lush had a contact for the Grimeca but that was a long time back, either the three or four fin Lockheed are accepted nowadays.

Alan Sidecar 21 WA
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Ben
Honda CB350 Racers Promotion - Moderator

Victoria


288 Posts

Posted - 28 Apr 2006 :  09:12:47 AM  Show Profile Send Ben a Private Message  

 
Thanks everyone, the lockeed sounds like the go then. The only problem is fitting it to the legs...... solutions anyone?

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kavo
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Queensland


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Posted - 05 May 2006 :  8:33:29 PM  Show Profile  Visit kavo's Homepage Send kavo a Private Message  

 
I had a look on the britishspares website and the grimeca is available from them brand new and is very reasonably priced. Then you just need to work on the ratio for the master cylinder. And then cast iron disc or stainless?

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Ben
Honda CB350 Racers Promotion - Moderator

Victoria


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Posted - 15 May 2006 :  09:15:06 AM  Show Profile Send Ben a Private Message  

 
mmmm not sure, I guess cast would be better, but everyone seems to do OK with stainless.

I had better get cracking on it if it is to be ready for anything this year!

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