... those little silver bits of metal which I've lost (not the pad springs) that clip into the back of the calipers.
Can you live without them or should I be thinking about aquiring replacements before I head off to Sainte Foy in a couple of weeks ? 
As seen towards bottom RH side of photo....
It'll be fine. When the rotor is in place, the pads are held in place by the centre knob on the piston too.
Yes, you can live without them.
They fell off mine fairly early on and I never replaced them. I did two Alps trips while I hae Juicys so at least the last one, inc. Passportes, was done without that bit. If they'd fallen off before the first trip (quite possible) that would have included a Megavalanche too.
What's the worst that could happen?
(apart from death, injury or disfigurement)
What's the worst that could happen?
(apart from death, injury or disfigurement)
I'll have to walk into a bike shop in/near Les Arcs and spend a fortune on a new set of disc brakes when I could of bought some online in the UK (or from Rosebikes) much cheaper 
Cheers for the reassurance though. I lost a pad spring on Dartmoor a week or two ago and my front wheel rotor jammed in the caliper. I was worried that my lack of the silver bit of metal might have been instrumental in that particular incident.
Sainte Foy.... When are you leaving? I'm going on the 17th of Sept, can't wait!
Sainte Foy.... When are you leaving? I'm going on the 17th of Sept, can't wait!
We leave for home on the 17th. If it's the Whiteroom you're heading for then we'll try and leave the place in a decent state for you. No promises though
we'll try and leave the place in a decent state for you
i confidently predict that certain rooms will resemble scenes from the works of Hieronymus Bosch by the end of the week.
anyone arriving on the 17th should innoculate themselves as though they were about to spend 6 months in Calcutta.
i confidently predict that certain rooms will resemble scenes from the works of Hieronymus Bosch by the end of the week
You could fairly confidently predict that the Bosch resemblence will come into being by the end of the first weekend, let alone the first week!
Also, sometime from the 10th of September onwards the appellation 'White Room' will be a purely historical reference term and will no longer have any fidelity with the colour, decor, or cleanliness of chalet or its alpine location
(FAO Steve & Iona. Only joking, paying guest & fastidious house cleaner James 'shinythings' Clayton will be donning his Endura pinny and clearing up all the detritus & destruction after us)
Having ridden juicys in the alps I can thouroughlly recomend replacing ALL of the components, with those from anoyther manufacturer.
We leave for home on the 17th. If it's the Whiteroom you're heading for then we'll try and leave the place in a decent state for you. No promises though
Having ridden juicys in the alps I can thouroughlly recomend replacing ALL of the components, with those from anoyther manufacturer.
Looking forward to it guys!
FWIW, we really don't like Juicys, but that wee bit doesn't really matter.
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