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[jodycraw]

Does anyone know anywhere that can skim brake discs? if possible??

I bought some new ones off ebay and they are "not straight"! (can't return them for the reason that the guy is no longer a registered user)

Thanks....

[Red-Duc]

How not straight are they?

[nelly]

Wouldn't suggest it. There's only a 0.5mm wear limit on them when new.

[madmav]

As Nelly says, (Disaster) looms !!

Not worth it mate ¬

mav

[jodycraw]

How not straight? - Actually as much as to un-balance the front wheel quite a lot (impossible to ride over 100mph! without the fairing feeling like it's gonna fall off....)

So no options with these then!??

[madmav]

Originally Posted by jodycraw

How not straight? - Actually as much as to un-balance the front wheel quite a lot (impossible to ride over 100mph! without the fairing feeling like it's gonna fall off....)

So no options with these then!??

yes only 321 option ! "Dusty bin"

mav

[Iconic944ss]

Originally Posted by jodycraw

Does anyone know anywhere that can skim brake discs? if possible??

I bought some new ones off ebay and they are "not straight"! (can't return them for the reason that the guy is no longer a registered user)

Thanks....

If they were meant to be NEW and are in fact warped then I'd of thought you have a clear case for a refund as unfit for purpose from Ebay.
You must file a report within 60 days sadly - if youve paid by credit card you might stand a better chance.

If you have details of the t*sser (sorry seller) and he wont play ball then I'm working my way through a similar case and have ended up here:

https://www.moneyclaim.gov.uk/csmco2/index.jsp

Good luck - Frank

[jodycraw]

i PAID by cheque (cheque payment only!) so not sure if i've got any comeback??!

Might be able to make a nice clock out of them!?