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Re: Front Wheel Diving
Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2014 11:14 pm
by lambro
eadmr04 wrote:Thanks Lambro, will try changing the cable and see. Interesting as I did shorten the cable slightly as it seemed that there was too much and it was making the cable operating very stiff. Rather have the operating slightly stiff then having it like a death trap

Hopefully it will be a simple fix.
This is a 150 Super of a mates, front brake dives, as do all old Vespa's on 8" wheels.
But it is a nice controlled brake:
Shaun.
Re: Front Wheel Diving
Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2014 11:32 pm
by eadmr04
Thanks Shaun, will give it a go tomorrow and give an update. Fingers crossed

Re: Front Wheel Diving
Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2014 8:05 pm
by eadmr04
Shaun, you're a genius
Fitted a complete new cable and it's sorted..................still dives like a premiership centre forward and the brake is pretty crap, but it's useable. You don't think you're going to die everytime you pull the lever in.........which is a bonus
Thanks everyone else for your suggestions as well.
Re: Front Wheel Diving
Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2014 10:55 pm
by lambro
eadmr04 wrote:Shaun, you're a genius
Fitted a complete new cable and it's sorted..................still dives like a premiership centre forward and the brake is pretty crap, but it's useable. You don't think you're going to die everytime you pull the lever in.........which is a bonus
Thanks everyone else for your suggestions as well.
Genius, hardly
Glad to help though, the brakes will bed in, I know it should be simple, but a few miles tends to help.
At least you wont be headbutting the pavement everytime you brake now
