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Where can you buy a rear disc brake for a Lambretta?

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Cs engineering does them and they are a Handmade unit

has anybody built one from scratch them self's i know people you caliper & disk from a Peugeot Speedfight and the hangers from an italjet or something like that

mark wrote:Cs engineering does them and they are a Handmade unit

Thanks Mark

Are they easy to fit and set up, what about changing the rear on the side of the road?

Do you know a rough cost? dont wanna bother the man at this stage of planning..cheers

very easy to change tyre at roadside ony 3 extra bolts ,ring him and ask about price as i can only guess

I have fitted a DacTek one which places the disc inside a new slightly larger rear hub. The hub has a tubeless tyre fitted direct and held onto the layshaft with 5 allen key screws (lay shaft needs to be in good condition).
It took a while to get it set up correctly, which was to do with the servo box position by the new break peddle and actually bleeding the brake properly.
It was expensive, but in my opinion looks better than an externally mounted ones.

lockman69 wrote:Where can you buy a rear disc brake for a Lambretta?

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hi i cant get the link to work can you post it again mate

that looks a bit mmmmmmmmmmm home made if you get what I mean