Three_Fish - Member
The phrase "never argue with a fool: they'll only drag you down to their level and beat you with experience every time" never seemed so appropriate. Just take the bike to a mechanic and ask them to explain to you what they're doing and what is wrong; or start from scratch yourself without your preconceived notions of what is wrong. Forget what you think you know and learn how to learn.
now thats not verrrrry nice is it, play nicely!
im just saying what has happened, going off what i did in the past to alleviate the catching/rubbing, perhaps it was luck perhaps it was nothing to do with me aligning - though when you alighn the calipers on the mount on the fork itself there is a bit of movement either side of where you screw in the bolts, hence it may be pushing the rotor slightly offset with a tiny tiny tiny amount of movement once the bolts are secured/tigthened in place, far fetched i know and i can see your point at not seeing past the rotor doesnt move but its stumped me...i know it doesnt sound possible/plausable and you may call me a fool again, but it worked....
again if its just a case of filing down the adaptor slightly then that should be fine and dandy, still doesnt explain why its not happened for the 6 months previous.....