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disc brake kit with anti-dive

Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2015 10:43 pm
by prestonblast
Can anyone recommend a decent kit that doesn't cost the earth. Also not too complicated to fit please.
Its to fit on a 1962 li 125 chrome ring.

Re: disc brake kit with anti-dive

Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2015 11:29 pm
by Norrie Bodge
prestonblast wrote:Can anyone recommend a decent kit that doesn't cost the earth. Also not too complicated to fit please.
Its to fit on a 1962 li 125 chrome ring.
scoot-RS -> http://scootrs.com/moreinfo.cfm?Product_ID=2012

Re: disc brake kit with anti-dive

Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2015 10:05 am
by prestonblast
Thank you.
They seem to be out of stock. Does anyone know if theyre coming in all the time or has it been discontinued?

Re: disc brake kit with anti-dive

Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 12:24 pm
by Norrie Bodge
Just got one for my S2
what took 6 weeks to land from when ordered

Re: disc brake kit with anti-dive

Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 2:32 pm
by dave411
how about Corrado on her?

Re: disc brake kit with anti-dive

Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2015 11:00 am
by corrado
dave411 wrote:how about Corrado on her?
Yes ... just got them back in stock. I'm in Blackpool too if you're from Preston. Got a man in Preston who'll fit it for you too for a reasonable sum but apart from drilling / filing a hole / groove in your headset there's not a lot to fitting them.

With scootrs you can upgrade a none anti dive to anti dive at a later date but most people who've used anti dive don't ever want to go back to none anti dive.

Re: disc brake kit with anti-dive

Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2015 9:54 pm
by sydduckett
corrado wrote:
dave411 wrote:how about Corrado on her?
Yes ... just got them back in stock. I'm in Blackpool too if you're from Preston. Got a man in Preston who'll fit it for you too for a reasonable sum but apart from drilling / filing a hole / groove in your headset there's not a lot to fitting them.

With scootrs you can upgrade a none anti dive to anti dive at a later date but most people who've used anti dive don't ever want to go back to none anti dive.
Although i have had my issues with Scootrs the front disc with anti dive is good value for money and i run one. On a scootrs note anyone tried the 5 speed gear housing they do? I ask as the proper cyclone one is £100 and the scootrs knock off is £20. I suppose i should also ask how good the cyclone one is as well.

Sef

Re: disc brake kit with anti-dive

Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2015 2:44 pm
by Minority
I've used the ScootRS 5 speed gear changer (it was that or stick with the standard 4 speed changer at the "genuine" item price!). Very slight fettling to get it to rotate smoothly but apart from that no complaints.

Re: disc brake kit with anti-dive

Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2015 3:56 pm
by shocky
sydduckett wrote:
corrado wrote:
dave411 wrote:how about Corrado on her?
Yes ... just got them back in stock. I'm in Blackpool too if you're from Preston. Got a man in Preston who'll fit it for you too for a reasonable sum but apart from drilling / filing a hole / groove in your headset there's not a lot to fitting them.

With scootrs you can upgrade a none anti dive to anti dive at a later date but most people who've used anti dive don't ever want to go back to none anti dive.
Although i have had my issues with Scootrs the front disc with anti dive is good value for money and i run one. On a scootrs note anyone tried the 5 speed gear housing they do? I ask as the proper cyclone one is £100 and the scootrs knock off is £20. I suppose i should also ask how good the cyclone one is as well.

Sef
the cost of that is another reason I wouldn't have a 5 speed box you can buy a quality remade 4 speed for about 30 quid , I could weld and then have polished and laser etch 5 numbers on original housings for less than half what a new one costs

Re: disc brake kit with anti-dive

Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2015 12:22 am
by corrado
dave411 wrote:how about Corrado on her?
I'm up for that, got any pictures of "her"? :mrgreen: