NC30 rear disc removing question.
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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.
Wtf best taking jetblacks advice then.
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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.
how can i pay someone to do it? there is no way of moving the bike now. and i dont know anyone who can come over to sort it.
and i am not selling the bike yet.
its okay my friend is coming over with his welder and we are going to weld it off.
and i am not selling the bike yet.
its okay my friend is coming over with his welder and we are going to weld it off.
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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.
You cant get the disc off without removing the hub, i tried but hole isnt big enough to get it through! Now were have i heard that before?
Cheers
Ian
Cheers
Ian
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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.
well im hearing mixed stories, some people claim that they have removed it with the hub on etc. :\ i could remove the hub, but thatl mean waiting a few days for my 46mm socket to arrive.
also, i think my rear caliper is knackered. the two pots barely move when i pressed the lever. and i tried to push them back in with a flat headed screwdriver.... well, they just wont go in. only goes in about 1-2mm and pushes out by 1-2mm when the leaver is pressed. the brake pads are like brand new, barely been worn down.
how can i go about overhauling these? or is it not wort the hassle, and just buy a working secondhand one?
also, i think my rear caliper is knackered. the two pots barely move when i pressed the lever. and i tried to push them back in with a flat headed screwdriver.... well, they just wont go in. only goes in about 1-2mm and pushes out by 1-2mm when the leaver is pressed. the brake pads are like brand new, barely been worn down.
how can i go about overhauling these? or is it not wort the hassle, and just buy a working secondhand one?
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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.
To be honest you're better off money wise to re-furb your current one, however because you've mentioned hacking at your bike with an angle grinder I do not recommend you re-furb it yourself.
By the sounds of it the caliper needs the overhaul.
By the sounds of it the caliper needs the overhaul.
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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.
Sounds like its the owner who needs the overhaul...bikemonkey wrote:
By the sounds of it the caliper needs the overhaul.
It don't matter if i'm fixin' it or ridin' it.
xivlia wrote:sorry about that whole thing jetblack, i just got confused about the whole thing, and i didnt mean any disrespect to you.
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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.
jetblack wrote:Sounds like its the owner who needs the overhaul...bikemonkey wrote:
By the sounds of it the caliper needs the overhaul.

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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.
its not me who fucked up the caliper mate. i got the bike like this, i dont even use the rear brake, but now i need it fixed to pass its MOT. there is no other way of getting the nut off other than welding or using an angle grinder on the nut, carefully, and then to brake it off.
if you have any better ideas than that. then please do share your knowledge with me.
if you have any better ideas than that. then please do share your knowledge with me.

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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.
Do you not have a junior hacksaw?
Much more precise than a welder or angle grinder. Lessens the chance of something getting damaged by accident.
Much more precise than a welder or angle grinder. Lessens the chance of something getting damaged by accident.
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Re: NC30 rear disc removing question.
i do, but i would need to cut it vertically to split it in half i cant get it in there vertically, :\ i could try it tomorrow and see how it goes.