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What member would sell me a kit to install a better fr. brake GS450T?

grcamna2

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I have an 82' GS450TXZ and want to install a stronger single disc front brake on my bike.Do you know if I can fit a larger rotor than stock to my bike ?
 
Contact Salty Monk to see if his kit will fit your bike.

It uses a twin-piston caliper, not sure about larger disks.

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I think we loosely talked about this previously.. You can put a CBR rotor & twinpot on that bike. I believe it's a 274mm rotor you have currently isn't it?
 
Good morning,
I had shoulder surgery (right,dominant side..)and moving slow.I do have the stock rotor on my bike,yes.Would a CBR rotor be larger ?
 
Yes, I believe yours uses a 274mm rotor. CBR rotor is 295mm and mates up with a twin pot caliper off a Kawasaki Ninja, EX500 or Concourse using a bracket and hub spacer set.

I have some brackets currently & can steer you towards the right rotor / caliper on Ebay. Then you have to drill the rotor, source a 3rd M10 bolt & nut, at that point it's a straight bolt-on. Use stock Master Cylinder.
 
Yes,
That sounds just exactly what I would like,hoping for more braking power. I sent you a message, I would like to do this.
 
A message back to you.

Bigger Rotor.
Two piston Caliper
Much longer pad (More swept volume of the braking surface makes a big difference).

It will make a big difference on that bike.
 
A message back to you.

Bigger Rotor.
Two piston Caliper
Much longer pad (More swept volume of the braking surface makes a big difference).

It will make a big difference on that bike.

Ok,
I'm ready to get started toward doing this,thanks. Bill
 
Let me make a guess why you want more braking power on a 450, just a random, wild guess: for pulling a trailer hauling an other bike 2/3rds the way across the country.
 
Let me make a guess why you want more braking power on a 450, just a random, wild guess: for pulling a trailer hauling an other bike 2/3rds the way across the country.

That wasn't my plan,just want more stopping power,plus my front rotor is warped.
 
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