Will BMW calipers fit Cerianis?

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Has anyone tried fitting Brembos off a K series BM?

For all intents and purposes they look pretty much identical apart from the Brembo logo being slightly higher and off center. The top one is the BMW and the bottom one off an Italian bike.

I don't have access to either to measure them.

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Disagree strongly Scott,
Brembos from BMW boxers are different, I cant say about K series
BMW (boxer) Brembo calipers have a different offset.So no you cant fit BMW (boxer) Brembo's where Laverda/Guzzi/Ducati/etc Brembo's are needed.I would imagine, although happy to be proved wrong that the K series caliper would be the same as the boxer caliper,( although later K's used a Brembo) four piston caliper but you never know, for sure the information that I send you regarding the boxer calipers is good, I have tried this, as after much rebuilding and repainting etc, they didnt fit !!


CLEM
 
Correct Clem,

BMW used various different off-sets for the front calipers, could be there is one that will fit straight on a Laverda Ceriani front end.  The BMW/Brembo 4-potters will fit to a Ceriani only, but will need a couple of spacers to line them up to the stock disc spacing.  May well apply to the F08s as well.

piet
 
well, i had to go find the book

brembo lists the 20.3556.40 and .41 as L and R for non ABS K75 & KT100 '83-'89 and R100 '84-'91
same part numbers are listed for the marzo forked triples. these are single bleed calipers still available new

non of the beemers used the ceriani spec F08 20.2247.10 and .11 (twin bleed, threaded caliper ears)

using the single bleed F08 on ceriani usually requires a bit of shimming to center the caliper over rotor


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