This vibration is driving me nuts! It is a vibration that is not constant. It happens for approx. 2 secs and then goes away for about the same amount of time and then does it again. the vibration only happens at around 30-40 mph at 45 mph it stops? When I was riding the other day and it was happening I leaned over as far as I could and felt the left shock and could not feel a vibration, did the same to the right side and there was a vibration? The vibration stops when applying the brakes.
So, I took the pads out of the right side caliper and put the caliper back on the bike. Rode around the block using only the back brake (that is hard as Shi! to do, not grabbing the front brake). The vibration was gone without the pads? I pushed out the pistons to where they were nice and shiny and cleaned the hell out of them! Installed the pads and put the caliper back on and rode around the block, the damn vibration is back again!
So, my question now is, these are floating rotors (I'm not really sure how the floating rotors should work?). Could the rotor be the problem?
Does anyone have a rotor that they know is good and would part with? My bike is a 2007.
So, I took the pads out of the right side caliper and put the caliper back on the bike. Rode around the block using only the back brake (that is hard as Shi! to do, not grabbing the front brake). The vibration was gone without the pads? I pushed out the pistons to where they were nice and shiny and cleaned the hell out of them! Installed the pads and put the caliper back on and rode around the block, the damn vibration is back again!
So, my question now is, these are floating rotors (I'm not really sure how the floating rotors should work?). Could the rotor be the problem?
Does anyone have a rotor that they know is good and would part with? My bike is a 2007.
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