J jimo746 Gold Trader MacRetro Rider Orange 🍊 Fan Feedback View May 24, 2012 #11 BertR00t":1ma01b7e said: Looks like you have two adapters on there though? An IS one to shift the caliper out and then an IS to post mount bolted on that. Am I seeing that right? Click to expand... looks like a lot op adapterage going on there to me too :? you seem to have an IS--->IS mount, and then an IS--->Post mount adapter as well?? surely you can just use a 180mm IS-->Post mount adapter?
BertR00t":1ma01b7e said: Looks like you have two adapters on there though? An IS one to shift the caliper out and then an IS to post mount bolted on that. Am I seeing that right? Click to expand... looks like a lot op adapterage going on there to me too :? you seem to have an IS--->IS mount, and then an IS--->Post mount adapter as well?? surely you can just use a 180mm IS-->Post mount adapter?
Kona-Ian Senior Retro Guru May 24, 2012 #12 Well I have put some permanent marker on the disc and pads are working exactly where they should do on the disc so that's good enough for me. Not an expert at photography but they look a bit better than bad quality phone pics :roll:
Well I have put some permanent marker on the disc and pads are working exactly where they should do on the disc so that's good enough for me. Not an expert at photography but they look a bit better than bad quality phone pics :roll:
J jimo746 Gold Trader MacRetro Rider Orange 🍊 Fan Feedback View May 26, 2012 #13 ah, you're running a larger disc up front? so the A2Z IS-->IS adapter is to move the caliper out, then you have the normal IS-->Post mount adapter. Makes sense now.
ah, you're running a larger disc up front? so the A2Z IS-->IS adapter is to move the caliper out, then you have the normal IS-->Post mount adapter. Makes sense now.
