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Old 05-Nov-2006, 22:12
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Am about to do the clutch as today the bike was moving forward with clutch lever all the way in!

Also think I'll get some new front pads. Anyone recommend a make/dealer?

The clutch on my M600 has been feeling a bit iffy of late, as though the clutch hose is expanding to far or the mastercylinder isn't moving enough fluid, not quite dragging but doesn't seel like it use to.

Lots of pads around including some on Ebay.

best stick with the tried and tested Brands

Carbon Lorraines/EBCs/Ferodo/Bendix etc


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Old 05-Nov-2006, 22:17
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ducati-Brembo-...QQcmdZViewItem


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Old 05-Nov-2006, 22:25
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Cheers Kev.

Will check what MY year bike is as although registered in 2000 may be a 1999. On a couple of sites there were different pads for -99 and 00-
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Old 05-Nov-2006, 22:40
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Ozz the easy way to spot the difference is the early calipers only have one central mounting pin with the later calipers having two pins.
The early calipers with only one pin for the pads also use a 40mm bolt spacing where they mount to the fork leg with the later ones having a 65mm spacing.


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These are later model caliper pads

I have never tried these armstrong ones so can't recommend them as I only recommend stuff I have tried and would use myself


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Old 05-Nov-2006, 22:58
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ozz, I just looked at the pics you put up when you first got it, 40mm mount early caliper so should have the single pin and either those EBC pads or the Brembo ones would suit


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Old 06-Nov-2006, 09:44
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Kev you are a marvel. I will check the number of pins tonight.

If it is the early brake then must be a late 1999 bike. HPI states it as a MY2000.....
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