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Old 17-09-2011, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by scooberblue View Post
quite easy actully..
remove whell and unbolt brake caliper and pull of the disk!

my old green classic had a metal on metal noise an turned out to be knackerd disks.
thay looked fine but inside the disks are handbrake shoes that use the inside of the disk as a drum and it was the inside part that was worn out.
definatly worth removeing disks just to inspect if nothing else.

so I dont have to undo the big nut in the centre then ?
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