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F3 four pot brakes?

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Old 03-28-2007, 6:22 AM
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F3 four pot brakes?

Is there any way of fitting more up to date brakes on to F3 forks? Does anybody make adaptor plates so that early four piston fireblade calipers could be made to fit.

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Old 03-30-2007, 9:47 AM
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Re: F3 four pot brakes?

nope, you're better off getting a new bike. The only way to do it safely would to put a 929 (i believe?) triples, wheel, brakes/calipers, rotors, clip-on's, fender, and lines on your bike. But thats one not cheap and two a pain in the ass. Best way to get the most out of your brakes is to get some nice braided steel brake lines for Galfer, Russell, or Goodridge.
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Old 03-31-2007, 2:39 PM
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Re: F3 four pot brakes?

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Best way to get the most out of your brakes is to get some nice braided steel brake lines for Galfer, Russell, or Goodridge.
Thats what I was gonna say. Just upgrade your current brakes. Stainless lines, performance pads, and performance rotors. But thats not gonna be cheap.
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