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see I must have the perfect mindset for owning a modern BMW cos I like buying things for my bike ..... sort ofDaveg2812 wrote:Thanks folks. Original it is then. Motorworks definitely have them, it's just that the Yorkshireman in me baulked at paying 6 quid with carriage for a bolt like that. (Ha! Though I've just spent nearly £60 on brake pads I thought I needed.......but didn't). Oh well, they'll keep.
That will be looking at the rear brake calliper and thinking your pads are worn as one is thinner than the other? as for the money Dave there ain`t no pockets in a shroudDaveg2812 wrote:Thanks folks. Original it is then. Motorworks definitely have them, it's just that the Yorkshireman in me baulked at paying 6 quid with carriage for a bolt like that. (Ha! Though I've just spent nearly £60 on brake pads I thought I needed.......but didn't). Oh well, they'll keep.
No Chris, I'd got in in my head that I'd checked the front pads pre-winter and that they needed replacing. Bought new ones from Rainbow only to find that I don't actually need them (yet). And yes, you're right, you can't take it with you, though I probably wouldn't have any to take.boxerscott wrote:That will be looking at the rear brake calliper and thinking your pads are worn as one is thinner than the other? as for the money Dave there ain`t no pockets in a shroudDaveg2812 wrote:Thanks folks. Original it is then. Motorworks definitely have them, it's just that the Yorkshireman in me baulked at paying 6 quid with carriage for a bolt like that. (Ha! Though I've just spent nearly £60 on brake pads I thought I needed.......but didn't). Oh well, they'll keep.
Chris
