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What's this part??
- Thread starter rapz
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Darryl Cainey
Sir Darby
it is a caliper excentric pivot pin for a /6 & early /7 up to 1980
rapz
New member
Not that I know what that means, but I'm guessing I don't need it since my bike is a R100RT '79 and I'm switching out the ATE brakes for some Brembos. Calipers and sliders are from a mid-80s bike. I just got stuck when I saw those and couldn't figure where they went. Thanks for the help.
Does this mean that you have some ATE sliders and calipers for sale?
/mod hat on/
Please don't discuss this on the forum...it would be best to have sent a PM with a post here saying you sent a PM. Thanks...
/mod hat off/
