Brembo p32f for Baghira - Does it fit!!!

[roloscotusa]

Hi,

The rear Grimeca caliper has died on my Baghira. I reach out to Graham's to buy a rebuild kit. They informed that MZ does not have the parts anymore and secondly Grimeca has gone out of business. So the sensible option would be to find alternative caliper that is commonly available.

From reading the forum, it seems like the Brembo p32f is direct replacement for the original MZ equipment. Please can you someone confirm this to be true because I cannot seem to find a definitive answer on this.

Many thanks,

M

[bobbob]

went through the same thing about a yr ago. I thinks I got the very same brembo and it does not fit the baggy. Left it at perries [ft worth] i intend to pick it up soon and will check again if still interested.

[DAVID THOMPSON]

i have the rear off my rt125 it takes ebc fa197
as do the kaw klr650 after 2009 it looks close

what pad does yours take

also see this link
http://www.yoyodyneti.com/category.aspx?categoryID=3002
dave

and here is what i am looking at

[roloscotusa]

Sorry I did not see the responses to my post. You are right the Brembo p32f does not fit; so that wasted sometime and money. Graham's did manage to source some seals for the rear caliper but no dust seal; so I should be good for now. This is going to be a growing problem because both Grimeca and MZ are now out of business. According to Graham's, they are not sure what is going to happen to spares situation. Ian at Graham's mentioned that the guy that he has been dealing with at MZ was given his notice. He did mention that there were rumours that MZA in Germany is considering buying the spares from MZ.

[systems]

I have a 660 baggy 2001 and need to know how to find a rear brake caliper that works on that bike. The Grimeca caliper is shot so I need to replace it with one that works and fits in its place. Please advice

[handsomejackuk]

expect to wait 6 months for a reply on here...!!!

[den]

expect to wait 6 months for a reply on here...!!!

OUCH jack ,
I think if no one has the right answer he'll wait alot longer,,unless he buys it ,tries it , makes the relevant bracket to retro fit it and then reports it here for the next generation,

[DAVID THOMPSON]

by now its probably been done ...the nasty details just need posted
by those that have a solution

[handsomejackuk]

solutions are good..

I will be putting my wheel rebuild up on here as soon as its done.. i have succesfully got the spokes in and worked out how to do it. just need to build a jig for trueing the wheels....

and some other niceties i will post soon...