[le1parrain]

Hi Guys,

I just picked up my scrambler icon and love it.
During delivery, the technician mentioned that the rear brake caliper moves when the rear brake is pressed. Is it something normal?
I don't see issues with the braking

Thanks in advance

 

[JWA]

Moves in which direction? If you mean side to side, that's just a floating caliper design, which is better than a fixed caliper design. There shouldn't be any movement front to back though.

 

[albie]

Hi Guys,

I just picked up my scrambler icon and love it.
During delivery, the technician mentioned that the rear brake caliper moves when the rear brake is pressed. Is it something normal?
I don't see issues with the braking

Thanks in advance

Might mean it works better than previous models then. I had the abs kick in on sunday from the rear, Weird for me.

 

[Timmy]

Moves in which direction? If you mean side to side, that's just a floating caliper design, which is better than a fixed caliper design. There shouldn't be any movement front to back though.

Hi there,

Might you be able to give more info on how the floating calipers work? Never heard of this before but really want to learn how it works.

Thanks

 

[JWA]

This looks to be a nice overview: Neo Motorsport: Fixed Caliper VS Floating Caliper

 

[pacman]

Cool- thanks for the link.

 

[le1parrain]

I guess I'm not used to this floating caliper then ��
There's no movement front or back. It's toward the disk or away from it

Thanks guys

 

[JET]

The spec definitely says that it's a floating caliper.