Just put new rear brakes on the R, again, and I just turned 52,000 miles.
Not complaining at all, actually thought it was pretty good. May have taken me a whole 1/2 hour, but then I'm a little slow.
How many miles are folks getting out of front brakes? - I haven't changed mine yet.
Now if I could just get the rear tire to last that long.
Alan
New Brakes, Again!
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New Brakes, Again!
Alan
02 Black R1150R
51 BSA D1
55 BSA D3
67 BSA A65L
76 Triumph TR6
78 Triumph T140E
02 Black R1150R
51 BSA D1
55 BSA D3
67 BSA A65L
76 Triumph TR6
78 Triumph T140E
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DJ Downunder
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DJ Downunder
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beemerphile
I have 42000 miles on mine (which has ABS) and still have the original brakes. They're getting low and will need a replacement soon. I make sure I keep my right foot away from the brake lever and since my brakes are partially linked, I rarely use the rear (since it's 'automatic'.)
John
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'17 Triumph Tiger 1200 XRX
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'17 Triumph Tiger 1200 XRX
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RideandDrive
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Hmmm...
I had my rear brakes replaced for the first time at about 13500 miles... Most of my riding's in the city and I do use the rear quite a bit. Still seems early for them to go, but I did have a problem keeping my bike stationary at a red light on a steep hill using the rear brake only, so I think they had gone...
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