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You're the man!
Although a pretty weird thread.
Anyway, I just ordered the calipers
But I am getting convinced more and more to find a crashed non-S 1199 and give it a second hand FGR100 or 300 fork
I have enough parts left in the kitchen to make it a killer Tricolore
Although a pretty weird thread.
Anyway, I just ordered the calipers
But I am getting convinced more and more to find a crashed non-S 1199 and give it a second hand FGR100 or 300 fork
I have enough parts left in the kitchen to make it a killer Tricolore
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hey, and you save on shipping LOL
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@Claymore: I have the SICOM discs on my Tri. Their weight together with the Rotobox wheels makes this bike handling like a bicycle
But I would never buy them again: in wet conditions they are terrible and one disk started to fall apart (little chips just flew out of the disc's surface)
I know you have SICOM's Bro. That is why you are looking for more braking power. I am going to change my pads as the SICOM's are not even that bright in the dry, but if it starts to fall apart it will be SICOM and I.
Have you spoken to SICOM about your disks falling apart?
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