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Brake Lining

stevem75
in Bultaco

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Thanks feetupfun.

I thought saying "Ok, so I'm the only one who isn't satisfied with ok brakes, fine by me." would suffice, but apparently not.
(I had my brakes re-lined although the chrome was still ok and usable, apart from some pitting)

 

Oh well, no harm, no foul.

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