lizard821000 wrote:id be changing the pistons next mate.

give the existing pistons a good clean first.
scotchbright or wet emery paper - give em a good going over.

if this cures or reduces the problem - then buy new pistons.

think he already said he cleaned them up!? but +1 if not ^^

yeah got the old wet and dry paper on them the pistons move in and out lovely and freely im going to take it to a mechanic on sunday see what he makes of them

have you had the front wheel off? could it be a spacer issue or even a buckle in the wheel if youve hit a car?

its a new wheel i couldnt put the old one on it was shattered and i suppose it could be a spacer issue but im pretty certain i put them on the right way il get the old haines manual out just to check though

problem sorted the front brake leaver was bent ever so slighty so it was like riding with it on a nats all the time damn thing cheers people