Can any please confirm if this is the correct rear brake disc for my 09 R1200GSA please?
09 R1200GSA - correct brake disc?
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Is the old rear one an EBC disc?
According to Motorworks, all 3 choices should fit your model and year of bike
Choices being EBC, Brembo, and Ferodo, all with same Bmw part no#34217664102
According to Motorworks, all 3 choices should fit your model and year of bike
Choices being EBC, Brembo, and Ferodo, all with same Bmw part no#34217664102
Not normally stamped, but usually have it written on the discs. These may erode/fade with age, Take a snapshot of your current disc and match to those below from motorworks,
EBC normally have it written on the outer side, marked "Made in UK" beside bolt hole.
Brembo have same, but "Made in Italy" with a Brembo symbol beside a bolt hole.
Ferodo has name on outer side. beside a bolt hole.
Please note: Hole pattern is obvious beside each Bolt hole.
EBC normally have it written on the outer side, marked "Made in UK" beside bolt hole.
Brembo have same, but "Made in Italy" with a Brembo symbol beside a bolt hole.
Ferodo has name on outer side. beside a bolt hole.
Please note: Hole pattern is obvious beside each Bolt hole.
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Brill, thanks I’ll take a close look at mine
The front discs are normally the same pattern as the rear, unless changed over time, and by a different owner.
Mine looks like the Brembo disc I think
I concur, but they are more expensive, But if was me I would go for Brembo, good well trusted brand.
Good for another 30,000+ miles
Don't forget to buy the studs/bolts too.
Christ...
No wonder you're asking about a new disc.
That atrocious.
Have you ever cleaned the holes out, ever....
Btw, don't forget your new brake pads. And give the caliper sliders a good clean and grease.
It needs it.
Pads replaced and callipers cleaned during big service in May 2025. Hardly ridden since, and bike parked up all winter.
With cars I change pads when new discs are fitted, but with these rear pads being brand new i'm hoping they are ok.
The local garage I'm using for the disc change are then doing a new MOT, so if they think pads are required again then so be it.
With cars I change pads when new discs are fitted, but with these rear pads being brand new i'm hoping they are ok.
The local garage I'm using for the disc change are then doing a new MOT, so if they think pads are required again then so be it.
Good news, Glad the mot went well, happy to have helped.Got the Brembo disc fitted and an MOT pass today, thanks for your help
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