getting ready to replace the pads on the rear of my 2010 tri glide before we make our long trip to florida does anyone know if the rear rotors can be resurfaced?
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It looks like if you can as long as you do not exceed 0.220 in thickness after machining themgetting ready to replace the pads on the rear of my 2010 tri glide before we make our long trip to florida does anyone know if the rear rotors can be resurfaced?
It looks like if you can as long as you do not exceed 0.220 in thickness after machining them
True on the thickness. I wonder if a regular auto brake shop could turn them or maybe the quality of the rotors isn't good enough to turn? Maybe it might be better to buy the upgraded (more expensive) rotors new. Just a thought......
It looks like if you can as long as you do not exceed 0.220 in thickness after machining them
has anyone changed there pads yet on there tri glide and if so did you just replace the pads without turning the rotors, who has the upgrade rotors ,HD or another source ?
thinks for the info these on mine don't look that bad either but they are worn some thanks to that stupid parking brake being left on a couple times in which i don't dare use , if you asked me its a piss poor setup , but since were going on this long trip and pulling a trailer i good pads
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