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How do I know my brake pads will suit my discs?

Chris Dabbs, 11 May 2010 15:54

I would like to fit Ferodo Sintergrip road ST HH brake pads to my 2000 Yamaha R6. But Ferodo say the discs must be stainless steel or cast iron for their pads to be suitable. I have emailed Yamaha UK, but they say they don’t have information on the exact material composition for the brake discs. How can they not ...

Technical advice: Suzuki Hayabusa clutch slipping

Chris Dabbs, 20 May 2009 10:02

MCN expert Chris Dabbs is here to answer any questions you have on anything bike related. If you have any questions, ask an expert here Q. I have a very clean ‘99 Hayabusa with 14,000 miles on the clock and a full service history. I bought it two months ago and it’s still under dealer warranty. My problem is that if ...

Technical advice: Trouble selecting neutral

Chris Dabbs, 15 May 2009 16:46

MCN expert Chris Dabbs is here to answer any questions you have on anything bike related. If you have any questions, ask an expert here Q. It's become really difficult to select neutral on my 1999 Bandit 600 lately. It is OK when the engine is cold but after about five minutes, I can tap my left foot from first to second ...

Product advice: Paint for fairing panels

Chris Dabbs, 15 May 2009 16:32

MCN expert Chris Dabbs is here to answer any questions you have on anything bike related. If you have any questions, ask an expert here Q. I went sliding down the road recently on my Suzuki GSX-R1000 and damaged the bodywork on the left. I want to do a respray but Suzuki doesn’t supply the paint. Where can I go to ...

Bike accessory advice: Interchangeable parts

Chris Dabbs, 09 April 2009 16:23

MCN expert Chris Dabbs is here to answer any questions you have on anything bike related. If you have any questions, ask an expert here Q. I’m just about to trade in my Zx-6RJ1 for a 2003 Kawasaki ZX 636 A1P. I want to keep an Ohlins shock, Blue Flame can, double bubble screen, and standard carrier from my J1 Model. ...

Tyre advice: Make sure you use the correct size tyre

Chris Dabbs, 10 March 2009 11:32

MCN expert Chris Dabbs is here to answer any questions you have on anything bike related. If you have any questions, ask an expert here Q. I recently bought a 2002 Honda SP2 which has got handling problems. I don’t know if it’s my inept riding style or the suspension set-up, but the bike doesn’t want to go round corners. You ...

Suspension advice : Yamaha Thundercat

Chris Dabbs, 02 March 2009 11:46

MCN expert Chris Dabbs is here to answer any questions you have on anything bike related. If you have any questions, ask an expert here Q. I have just bought an '03 Yamaha Thundercat in pristine condition.The bike is on factory settings and I would really like some advice on what settings I should have for the suspension? I am six ...

Suspension advice: Fork internal problems

Chris Dabbs, 20 February 2009 17:14

MCN expert Chris Dabbs is here to answer any questions you have on anything bike related. If you have any questions, ask an expert hereQ. My Yamaha Fazer 1000 has developed an occasional knocking (movement) at the front end. It tends to happen in corners and it feels very similar to loose head bearings. It’s been around for the last ...

Suspension advice: setting up your rear shock

Chris Dabbs, 13 February 2009 13:39

MCN expert Chris Dabbs is here to answer any questions you have on anything bike related. If you have any questions, ask an expert here Q. I have a 2006 Speed Triple 1050 which I absolutely love. It goes and handles as well as I could have imagined, with the only downside being that it can kick me out of the ...

Clothing advice: Perfect gear for the work commute

Chris Dabbs, 13 February 2009 11:48

MCN expert Chris Dabbs is here to answer any questions you have on anything bike related. If you have any questions, ask an expert here Q. I’ve recently started a new job that means an hourly commute. I will be riding my bike instead of using the old car - to reduce commuting time, reduce fuel costs and increase travel ...