Reply to "Seeking advice prior to rebuilding the brakes for 1332"

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I am curious why you chose to fabricate the damaged Collett. Perhaps such fabrication was readily available and affordable?

Here in the states, I know I am not the only owner that has some orphaned rear brake calipers. I would’ve been happy to disassemble one, and ship a good collet to you for the cost of the postage.

I don’t know how quickly the fabrication was completed, but a small padded envelope probably gets to Germany in two weeks or less.

just wanted to put this out should you, Or other European owners, have similar parts needed in the future.

Larry

12/26/222:52 PM

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