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10-10-01, 01:33 PM

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YOUR TOPIC HAS BEEN MOVED

Hello llesmann

I do not have expertise knowledge on motorcycle disk brakes.
Therefore, I moved your topic to the Automotive forum.
I am sure the professionals in that forum can help you best.

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Thank you for moving the post to the automotive section, but I put it there first and they told me to try it here because they didn't know what to do. Thank you for trying though.

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