Re: [ST] brake caliper

[Dan Wallander <newsgroup@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You likely just need to clean and rebuild the calipers.  It's not that 
difficult if you have some mechanical skills and tools.

A Piston with seals kit for one side is part #2020254-70301 and retails 
for $151.97 each

The seal kit alone, if your pistons are serviceable is part #T2020508 
and retails for $71.75 each

I don't have the VIN of your bike, so please check the part numbers 
against your VIN before purchasing parts.

A new complete caliper will run about $464.07.

You will need to do both sides if you go the rebuild way.  Also, you 
should be changing pads on both sides (all four pads) at the same time.

If you still want to go the used way, I have a set of calipers, lines, 
master cylinder and brake lever off a '99 ST.  Contact me at 
d-wall@xxxxxxxxxxxx

Dan Wallander

triumph1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Anyone have a used right front caliper for an ST or RS?  Mine has 
> started to stick and is going through rotors which is somewhat 
> expensive, not to mention what a pain it is to have to fix along the 
> road when it decides to stick.  I have a pair of Daytona calipers, but 
> the hole pattern is different, so I cannot use them.
>
> Thanks,
>
> TE
>
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