Original disc brake

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Jxmiddle
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Any tell tale signs to indicate an original disc brake from a remade?

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The originals have a casting of a 'C' in a circle on both backplate and hub, inside that is.

If it has grease nipples and large holes either side of the operating mechanism, it should be original as I don't thing the remade ones do.

Mid production has smaller holes and a grease nipple, this is the one I think is most reproduced. Late production has smaller holes and no grease nipple, then your looking for casting marks.

Sure scootRS ones are marked as such again inside though.
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Jxmiddle
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Thanks for that.
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As Ross said the scootrs one has there logo in side on both halfs, don't know about the "Evergreen " ones

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scootrs backplate
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