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Old 08-Jul-2009, 02:25   #11
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I've heard lots of people say the same thing, but I don't see why, when I can lock the front wheel in a straight line with a single disc, I'd want more then that 'in reserve'. And if a pad falls out, or a line fails, a 'reserve' won't help you either.

Good point, but i'm happy with it and i race for fun That's all what matters
to me I feel faster with 2 discs..........
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Old 08-Jul-2009, 05:21   #12
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one wavey/16x18 brembo/p4 works a treat on the class B bike.....eats pads mind!
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Old 08-Jul-2009, 15:23   #13
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Smile I'm going to try it and see what I think
But.... I might need to change the master cyclinder,, err,, need to get one,, any going cheep?

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Old 08-Jul-2009, 16:17   #14
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i'd rather have a rider using 50% of 2 discs than 100% of one but thats my opinion.
never did us much harm running twin discs on both our bikes over the 3 years

Can't fault that logic
In the first ever DD race on the Cadwell Woodlands circuit at the start of 2005 I turned up with a 583 running a single Brembo fully floating cast disc as I was convinced one disc would be enough.

After failing to finish any of the 3 races I started that day due to brake problems the first that resulted in a crash going into Hall bends, I lost confidence in the idea of a single disc although I did give it another go at Castle Combe the following meeting in 2005 but just didn't trust it enough.

Ever since then I have been running a twin disc setup and have had no futher brake issues.


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Old 08-Jul-2009, 19:34   #15
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Your all worrying me now, but, dom and sam and harriet all only have 1 and they seem to stop ok, but half of my reason is to feel the differance for myself, I may go back to two I'll see how I go...... or stop! or whatever,

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p.s. you might not want to get infront of me if I cant stop too good! :{
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Old 14-Jul-2009, 20:06   #16
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[quote=mat2hew] Your all worrying me now, but, dom and sam and harriet all only have 1 and they seem to stop ok, [quote]

Doms bikes got 2 discs Matt.
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