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About twelve years ago I wrote about the same problem, after talking with Aussiebiker dave(old name from the past) I removed my rear brake pads, clamped off the brake hose and took the bike for a ride , after about five miles checked the rear disc and it was still hot , like Rick I had checked everything but in the end we just have hot discs
OOOOh Maestro. Now, where would that heat be coming from? These are Brembos! My final drive gets toasty but the disc gets hotter. I must guess that the pads never completely separate from the disc when the pedal is let go. In the end... this might just be a normal thing? HA! these Brit bikes. Will travel with a spare caliper and brake lines from now on. I have seen a clipper get hot to melt the brake line in my old milkman Yukon. A piston locked after a brake bleeding by "an expert mechanic". The truck has been traded.
Barba, No, I have not checked the disc thickness. It does not seem to have lipping or show abnormal wear. In any case; Ill let the master re-check my work. He might not even want to look at it since I have a CT mounted.