Lambretta inboard disc brake kit for drum links

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As original but updated, and the only high pressure cast one available.

The unique feature of this version is we have cast the back plate to use common drum links! No longer do you need to find and buy expensive disc links. Everything else is as original.

$259 (or today in pounds...)

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For more info, see our Lambretta inboard disc brake kit for drum links onsite.

We have also made the inboard disc back plate for drum links available separately if you have a disc kit already but want to use it with drum links.
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I was interested to know if anyone had fitted one of these and what are they like :roll:
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I would have thought the original ones were cast with the extra lug for a reason....
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dirtyhandslopez wrote:I would have thought the original ones were cast with the extra lug for a reason....
I agree. Apart from the accessory damper brackets all innocenti scooters with dampers and all with disc brakes had the extra 12mm stud.
I think they'll have done that for a reason.
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Ian Hepworth wrote:
dirtyhandslopez wrote:I would have thought the original ones were cast with the extra lug for a reason....
I agree. Apart from the accessory damper brackets all innocenti scooters with dampers and all with disc brakes had the extra 12mm stud.
I think they'll have done that for a reason.
but the scootrs outboard disc is far better than the innocenti disc with only li style links,the new disc is very good cant really see a problem with drum style links.
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It's not the links but the back plate that has a 12mm stud on an Innocenti inboard disc ;-)
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soulsurfer wrote:It's not the links but the back plate that has a 12mm stud on an Innocenti inboard disc ;-)
yes but a scootrs outboard out performs the lambretta disc and doesnt have a 12mm bolt holding it onto the links!
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Yes but that locates into the 5mm(?) thick stainless steel plate NOT a cast lug. The lug on the back plate is the weak point here, whereas the Innocenti inboard disc locates with a 12mm stud into the link.
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??? racing is the hardest test of all........ never heard of one braking????

no need to bash ScootRS when its not warranted?
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paulmgreen wrote:??? racing is the hardest test of all........ never heard of one braking????

no need to bash ScootRS when its not warranted?
race scooters don't use drum links and drum type hubs do they?

My observation was from an engineering point of view.

I wouldn't personally use a drum type disc hub of any kind, inboard or outboard.
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