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Old 7th June 2021, 15:04   #1
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Default Now Rear brake back plates

Having just replaced both rear hubs due to noisy bearing, I go out yesterday to a kinda grinding noise NSR. On inspection today pin holding shoe on ripped out. Oh well, new back plates n shoes ordered.
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Old 8th June 2021, 16:24   #2
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Probably a bit late, but we do have them for £119.99 for a full set inc shoes and plates if needed (£113.99 after member discount using code NL5 at checkout)
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Old 8th June 2021, 17:57   #3
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Might also be worth getting a set of mounting bolts. They can be tight and a bit traumatised after being removed. I did both sides a few weeks ago and replaced the upper two both sides as they had been hard to get out and took a lot of force. You will also need to cut the handbrake guide off with a dremel as well as the cable will be bonded to the backplate from years of rusting together
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Old 8th June 2021, 18:20   #4
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Might be worth giving them a couple of coats of good paint before fitting , the quality of the paint on mine was a bit iffy
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