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    FRONT & REAR DISC'S
    on: May 28, 2017, 06.32 pm
    May 28, 2017, 06.32 pm
    Hi all, just recently changed front and rear pads on my 41,000 mile Trophy. I've had an advisor to say the rear disc is below the minimum tolerance and the front ones aren't far behind. Would you say this is right for that sort of mileage? I remember changing my discs on my old 955i at 30,000. What do you all think?

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    Re: FRONT & REAR DISC'S
    Reply #1 on: May 28, 2017, 07.31 pm
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    I'd say that without knowing your driving habits, it's darn near impossible to answer that question. Given my mostly city riding, and when not in the city being a bit spirited, I'd be elated if I ever got that many miles out of mine.

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    Re: FRONT & REAR DISC'S
    Reply #2 on: May 28, 2017, 07.53 pm
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    I ride to work which could be anywhere in my business. Motorways  and city traffic.

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    Re: FRONT & REAR DISC'S
    Reply #3 on: May 28, 2017, 09.15 pm
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    *Originally Posted by plgoddard [+]
    I'd say that without knowing your driving habits, it's darn near impossible to answer that question. Given my mostly city riding, and when not in the city being a bit spirited, I'd be elated if I ever got that many miles out of mine.

    I agree, brake wear is hard to compare if riding habits are different.

    Almost like comparing tire wear.

    I am happy to get 10k miles from front pads.

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    Re: FRONT & REAR DISC'S
    Reply #4 on: May 28, 2017, 09.18 pm
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    Guys, we are talking disc's not the brake pads!

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    Re: FRONT & REAR DISC'S
    Reply #5 on: May 28, 2017, 11.05 pm
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    41k miles seems premature unless there was some metal to metal contact.

    Have you verified the minimum thickness with a vernier caliper?


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    Re: FRONT & REAR DISC'S
    Reply #7 on: May 29, 2017, 06.47 pm
    May 29, 2017, 06.47 pm
    *Originally Posted by gfxmonkey [+]
    Guys, we are talking disc's not the brake pads!
    :033: Pesky letters finding their way into the sentences in my head...! :191:

    Yeah, sounds premature.

     



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