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11-20-2010, 07:01 AM
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What is interesting is that the Galfer rotors link says they'll fit second gen bikes only, while the other two links say they'll fit first, second and third gen bikes. Now my Haynes manual shows different "service limit" disc thickness' for for the first gen and second and third gen bikes. Shouldn't this mean that rotors that will fit an 87 will not fit a 93?
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11-20-2010, 06:33 PM
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Very nice ...
I have never really gone in for the sculptured shaped discs , but at that price ....chit they are better than new factory ones , that's for sure ...
You would think so Joseph...but om not too sure either mate ..
I have never really gone in for the sculptured shaped discs , but at that price ....chit they are better than new factory ones , that's for sure ...
Now my Haynes manual shows different "service limit" disc thickness' for for the first gen and second and third gen bikes. Shouldn't this mean that rotors that will fit an 87 will not fit a 93?
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