Brake pad pins

[ronniecbr]

can anybody help me please with a web site or anything else of where i can get stainless steel or titanium brake pad pins been looking all afternoon with no luck thanks

 

[silverfox.xx]

can anybody help me please with a web site or anything else of where i can get stainless steel or titanium brake pad pins been looking all afternoon with no luck thanks

Paul7911 for st/steel pad pins.

 

[ceoils]

or tastynuts for titanium bits and pieces

 

[Boggymarsh]

OK, two sources but how can we contact them as we don't seem to have a PM facility on here...or do we?

 

[ceoils]

think we get discount for tastynuts as we are jaws...
tastynuts/probolt same people.

 

[ronniecbr]

Thanks for all your advice rang pro-bolt they dont do any brake pad pinsfor the blackbird :cry:

 

[Boggymarsh]

Was just looking at their site and the above post confirms what I thought. There is a PDF file that opens up with sillouettes of various pins and I couldn't find one that matched the Honda type. May now just order three new ones from David Silvers instead.

 

[ianrobbo1]

Thanks for all your advice rang pro-bolt they dont do any brake pad pinsfor the blackbird :cry:

yep!! there's that Lumpy being his usual "helpful" self again!! :wank: not!!

 

[silverfox.xx]

Try here

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=stainless%20brake%20pins&clk_rvr_id=327404311078&adpos=1t1&MT_ID=10&crlp=12678489304_2113181&tt_encode=raw&keyword=stainless+brake+pins&geo_id=32031

These could be the ones
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brake-Pad...69?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item53ea989209

 

[andyBeaker]

Why bother??:dunno:

 

[ceoils]

Thanks for all your advice rang pro-bolt they dont do any brake pad pinsfor the blackbird :cry:

??? I got my titanium gold pins and pin plugs from them
go to web site and log in with type of bike
sod it I will try have a look now here at work

started to search then school cut me off site ffs sorry

 

[ianrobbo1]

Maintain your bike properly, and you wouldn't need titanium pins!! :dunno:

 

[andyBeaker]

Maintain your bike properly, and you wouldn't need titanium pins!! :dunno:

If he is like most of the other 'riders' on here the brake pads probably only need changing about once every 15 years so corrosion is likely to set in.

 

[andyBeaker]

Maintain your bike properly, and you wouldn't need titanium pins!! :dunno:

If he is like most of the other 'riders' on here the brake pads probably only need changing about once every 15 years so corrosion is likely to set in.

 

[bmwdumptruck]

wasn't aware Paul7911 did pad pins?

He might if asked nicely. He responded to my comment about the screen bolts, and hey presto...... Not cheap mind....