floating rear disc rotor FLT
#2
No! Your rotor is a ruddy great cast iron thing which is unique to the touring range and an odd diameter. It is also a lot thicker than conventional bike brake discs. When I replaced my front brakes I couldn't find anything suitable for the rear. I now have a 2007 swinging arm and wheel, with a modern Harley floating rotor.
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thanks not the info I was hoping for
yes rotor is too thick for harrison 4 piston caliper
however I have a contact who runs a tool room who thinks it should be possible to machine about a mm or so off it so it will fit the caliper
option 2 is a shovel 16 spoke rear wheel, it takes the normal rear disk and still uses a 3/4" axle
yes rotor is too thick for harrison 4 piston caliper
however I have a contact who runs a tool room who thinks it should be possible to machine about a mm or so off it so it will fit the caliper
option 2 is a shovel 16 spoke rear wheel, it takes the normal rear disk and still uses a 3/4" axle
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