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Brake
mounting
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| Normally
a springer calliper and mount is used as a springer
fork traditionally has a single brake tab. |
| It
mounts on the axle and ties into the fork tube with
a clevis. |
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If
you have a Dual Disc Brake, then you will need
two calipers and mounts.
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| You
can use a regular calliper but you have to use a
springer mount. (We can make the mount if you send
us your caliper.) |
| We
can supply HHI brake calipers, contact us for pricing. The picture
above shows an HHI 4 piston brake caliper (chrome finish) with
a standard springer front end. |
Note
that on a springer the caliper mounts in front of
the fork. This means that with a single disc setup
if you are changing from a glide to a springer,
you will either need to rotate your front wheel
so that the rotor is on the opposite side or you
will have to purchase the appropriate brake kit.
Your front tire/wheel must be bi-directional to
run the brake on the opposite side. |
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