Ernesto
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- Hamburg, Germany
Apart from the rear caliper on some Guzzis, which bikes had
09-calipers lh and rh?
Ernesto
09-calipers lh and rh?
Ernesto
Non Laverda - Brembo 09
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Rob
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- Midlands, UK
A few BMW bikes. Good luck sourcing a pair that way-very rarely available in my experience. I think the R80G/S had one 48mm front caliper as standard and a second was an option.
According to some parts suppliers, the following bikes also used 48mm Brembo (I'm unsure which ones used r/h and l/h as a pair though) R65, R65RT, R80, R80GS, R80GS PD,R8ORT, R100GS, R100GS PD from 1987 - 1996. I was only aware of the GS fitment as a pair. The 48mm P9 calipers are very heavy lumps - unless you need them for originality I wouldn't bother. Twin pots are much better!
According to some parts suppliers, the following bikes also used 48mm Brembo (I'm unsure which ones used r/h and l/h as a pair though) R65, R65RT, R80, R80GS, R80GS PD,R8ORT, R100GS, R100GS PD from 1987 - 1996. I was only aware of the GS fitment as a pair. The 48mm P9 calipers are very heavy lumps - unless you need them for originality I wouldn't bother. Twin pots are much better!
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Ernesto
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- Hamburg, Germany
Thanks.
The reason I asked is because a friend of mine has one or two pairs to sell.
He could be more successful if he adds the bikes in the description.
Ernesto
The reason I asked is because a friend of mine has one or two pairs to sell.
He could be more successful if he adds the bikes in the description.
Ernesto
motoddrob
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- S/W Australia
Mates R80 GSPD has the 08 fitted and the l/h fork leg has the tabs to fit a second calliper. My GS1000 has the 09 and no provisions to fit a second caliper on thr l/h fork. In my opinion not needed if used for what they were designed for and the extra unsprung weight.
