I need brembos

[rene13]

O.K fellas do anyone of you guys know a good site to buy two piston brembo calipers for the X-18. I'm going to need two for the front (Left and Right sides) and the rear (I know brembo makes a rear caliper just like the stock one on our bikes) I have seen it on the G-craft site. Please any info would do.
Thanks in advance.

[rene13]

I couldn't get the pic for the rear to upload.

[swanni06]

there is a guy on pbp that made a track bike and put dual piston calipers on his x-18...he got them from Holeshotz.
Hope that helps ya

[Holeshotz Performance]

Rene,

Did you get my reply to the pm you sent me a few days ago about these? I have them on the way but they are going to be a few weeks out.

[The Nutty Professor]

I've got Brembo's coming from Akunar and I'll let you know what I think when they hit the front door. They're the radials not the model you're looking at.

[rene13]

Yeah let me know how that turns out. Thanks Holeshotz for the info. I'm trying to get my bike back together and thats what I need is the brembos. I have some questions the ones I posted a pic of are for the front and can be used for the Left and Right side (right or wrong)? Now for the rear caliper it looks exactly like the rear (or what do they look like)? The P30A here is the link http://www.tawvehicle.com/brembo_P28N.htm

[Mr.jon]

whats so great about them?

[rene13]

better than stock brakes.rock2

[redryderaus]

Yeah let me know how that turns out. Thanks Holeshotz for the info. I'm trying to get my bike back together and thats what I need is the brembos. I have some questions the ones I posted a pic of are for the front and can be used for the Left and Right side (right or wrong)? Now for the rear caliper it looks exactly like the rear (or what do they look like)? The P30A here is the link http://www.tawvehicle.com/brembo_P28N.htm

You can usually use the same caliper on either side but one side will have the bleed nipple at the lower part of the caliper as you have to invert the caliper. This makes bleeding more difficult as you have to remove the caliper from the bike and hold it with the nipple uppermost to bleed the caliper.

Cheers,

red ausflag

[rene13]

Thanks red for the input.