• Hi everyone,

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BRAKING Discs for Husqvarna.

GreatBritishRob

GreatBritishRob

Husqvarna
B Class
Bought a front one yesterday, mostly for the bling value as its a wavy one:thumbsup: What threw me though is BRAKING do the discs the opposite way to the standard ones on the TE450. I mean the front one is a floater now where the back one is a solid disc unlike standard which is the other way around.
Turned out a lot more expensive than i thought but what the hell, it looks cool:D
http://www.brakingusa.com/searchresults.aspx?MS=True&DD1=10&DD2=TE450&DD3=2006-09
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Not quite sure what you are asking. My rear disc is solid but a floating (rattling) one. The frnt is a regular wavy disc but solid, I.E not floating, it doesnt move around?
 
chamber66;70096 said:
Not quite sure what you are asking. My rear disc is solid but a floating (rattling) one. The frnt is a regular wavy disc but solid, I.E not floating, it doesnt move around?
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Not asking anything matey, just confused why Braking have done the discs opposite to the standard ones. Just struck me as a bit odd really. The Braking wavy front disc i have just bought is a floater where as the standard one on the bike isnt. Had a look at the catalogue and the rear disc they do is wavy solid, not a floater unlike the standard. They seem to have reversed the order for some reason.
Dont matter really, just struck me as odd and caused a bit of confusion at first cause i thought they had sent me the wrong disc.:D:thumbsup:
 
What I will say is the rasttle from the floater disc at the back of the bike is quite irratating at times.
 
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