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Noisy rear disc brake

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09Husky310

Husqvarna
Does anyone else's rear disc brake a lot of noise when riding due to it moving/ floating around whilst riding? On my my te310 it make a lot of noise to the point mates ask me if that's normal. Does anyone know if it's normal? Is there a way to reduce the noise?
 
Yes, they are noisy. You can get size up four o rings to go between the spacers and disc to elinate the rattle.
 
Normally annoying :)
Mine is producing more noise than it used to (Now has 4500km). If the disc is rotated and re-mounted it would tighten the tolerances close to "as new".. and it may be a bit quieter, for a while..
It will always rattle, just how it is designed.
I'd like to note that both the disc and pads are in excellent condition considering the distance covered on my bike.
 
Ha, I was going to ask the same thing. My txc is really noisy too :) glad to know its normal.
 
clankety-clank...mine does the same, I might try rotating it, honestly though, it doesn't bother me anymore
 
People often ask me what the rattling noise is at idle on my TE450. I tell them that it's the rear brake.:rolleyes:
 
got my first husqvarna (TC450) a week ago the first thing i did was TIG welding the rear disk to the washer that holds the disk to the hub...
 
Braking sells a soild mount if you cant take it any longer.
Ive seen one of these derail when hit on a stump. What a mess they make when or if it happens.
 
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