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  • #1

    about disc brakes

    hello dear friends,

    i am new for xbhp, i have to clear some doubts on disc brakes is it possible to replace honda unicorn dazzler rear disc brakes to honda unicorn rear side...
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    Query approved
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    • #3
      Why would you wanna do that???

      I think u wud have to change the swingarm as well as the wheel....not sure though..
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      • #4
        Anything is possible, i've seen rx's with front and rear disc so just find a good mechanic and he'll do it for you, as far as i know u may have to change the rim's.

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        • #5
          Question is, do you really need it???

          Can a little better braking technique on your part, resolve this issue??

          Or you like the rear to hang out everytime you need to slow down???


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          • #6
            I second JD.

            A friend of mine bought a ZMR and guess what, even he wants to change his rear unit to the ZMA, he says the disk on the rear is too dangerous.

            I guess one should learn the technique of braking a bit better rather than taking a step back.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by priyesh View Post
              i am new for xbhp, i have to clear some doubts on disc brakes is it possible to replace honda unicorn dazzler rear disc brakes to honda unicorn rear side...
              Originally posted by revvhard View Post
              Why would you wanna do that???I think u wud have to change the swingarm as well as the wheel....not sure though..
              +1^^^ will cost nearly 10k.

              Originally posted by jd666 View Post
              Question is, do you really need it???
              Rear disk is not required for a 150cc bike.

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              • #8
                Disk brakes that too on rear isn't worth of much because 70% of braking comes from front..
                Existing drum types are more than enough to handle rest of 30%
                Learn to brake the best way possible.
                If still not satisfied, go for soft compound brake pads, tyres, steel braided brake lines, etc.
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