Free-Floating Rear Brake Disc Conversion

[teklektik]

This adapter is nothing interesting, you'd better do a custom dropout plate with IS mounts like I did to replace my floating brake that was using too much space on the axle.

It's for a low speed GF bike with aluminum frame. For $50 this looks quick and simple. No point in fabbing parts if bolt-on is adequate at a fair price (too many projects... ).

[aroundqube]

That looks familiar. I think that this design was created by a company called 2btherapy. I decided not to go with it because I did not have the u-brake boss on my frame. Try 2btherapy.com and look under "bikes"

[hydro-one]

Sorry to Jack the thread,

Mr Rhino, : I am very interested to see what u did with your V10. Im doing a rear hub to 2009 stinky. has the floating rear brake (looks like it). I am thinking of using a 1/2 steel plate to replace the whole thing, incorporate some mounts on the tourque plate itself, do i even need to connect the floating arm back near the top of the brake mount? I guess i could i would help stiffin things up?? or does it need to pivot at the axle to avoid binding...... Do you have a pic of what you did?

KILLER DH

ps the stinky is white with monster t.s 2002 mint condition!!!!!!!!!!! my buddy got lucky

[MadRhino]

I just included the IS mount in the bolt-on custom dropout plate that I made, then fitted an IS 203mm Magura Gustav M adapter. Should be very similar with the bolt-on dropout of the Stinky.