Noisy Brakes

[MrSpoo]

You're going to have to remove the rear wheel and hold the nuts!

This fixed it!

[yorkshire]

It is difficult to believe the rear disc is not solidly mounted, standard it is bolted on to the hub against 4 fiber washers and after 30 years these disintegrate so the disc is loose, I have bolted one of mine direct to the hub, no fiber washers, the only reason I can see for the fiber washers is to reduce heat transfer.

this may not be the problem on your bike but it was mine

[yorkshire]

It is difficult to believe the rear disc is not solidly mounted, standard it is bolted on to the hub against 4 fiber washers and after 30 years these disintegrate so the disc is loose, I have bolted one of mine direct to the hub, no fiber washers, the only reason I can see for the fiber washers is to reduce heat transfer.

[ParcNHawk]

You're going to have to remove the rear wheel and hold the nuts!

[MrSpoo]

Yep...Hyperpro, typo. I already tried that with the 6mm and they just spin. I'm guessing a nut on the other side.

[ParcNHawk]

Hyperform shock?
I wasn't aware there was one.
I just searched and found Hyperpro shocks... also a surprise.

Play in the rear disc as in the 4 mounting bolts are loose?

Is it possible you didn't notice this before?

I had my rotor bolts loosen on me. You have to take a lot of things off the reach them...

OR you can cut a 6mm allen wrench back really really short to get it in that tight space.

[MrSpoo]

Just put some new bits on (Hyperform rear shock). Now after getting everything together I'm noticing play in my rear brake disk. Is this normal? I didn't take the rear wheel off or anything.