OK selling on these brakes I bought on eBay recently... here's the original listing which I won:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/170678355688? ... 1439.l2649
The pads turned out to be shot so I replaced them at a cost of £20 for genuine Hayes Semi Metallic from CRC. After fitting the pads I noticed the front RH lever needs a service as it's not returning properly, and the rear caliper has sticky pistons. They do work but I still managed to get a partial refund of £10 from the seller... so I paid £50 in total for them inc. new pads, but with no rotors. I have researched the problems, they are common to these brakes, and I'll supply a print out of all the information I've found online re: servicing them using basic tools, and DOT 4 fluid and isopropyl alcohol... I'm not confident enough to try despite how easy people have said it is, and I just want to get on with riding - summer's coming to a close and I have work commitments! I can email you the full user's manual which might be handy too, and the brakes apparently will not require bleeding after the servicing.
I'll be happy with £40 posted in the UK for just the brakes c/w brand new pads and two IS adaptors (for 180mm F and 160mm R rotors - eBay listing was incorrect) & bolts and the paperwork. For an extra £15 I'll include genuine matching 180mm and 160mm Hayes rotors c/w 12 Torx bolts and a 180mm post mount fork adaptor c/w with correct long mounting bolts (I bought the these rotors and the PM adaptor separately for £20 and they are mint). So either way you're getting everything cheaper than me!
If the brakes sell on their own, I'll sell the rotors & PM adaptor and all the bolts for £20 posted in UK.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/170678355688? ... 1439.l2649
The pads turned out to be shot so I replaced them at a cost of £20 for genuine Hayes Semi Metallic from CRC. After fitting the pads I noticed the front RH lever needs a service as it's not returning properly, and the rear caliper has sticky pistons. They do work but I still managed to get a partial refund of £10 from the seller... so I paid £50 in total for them inc. new pads, but with no rotors. I have researched the problems, they are common to these brakes, and I'll supply a print out of all the information I've found online re: servicing them using basic tools, and DOT 4 fluid and isopropyl alcohol... I'm not confident enough to try despite how easy people have said it is, and I just want to get on with riding - summer's coming to a close and I have work commitments! I can email you the full user's manual which might be handy too, and the brakes apparently will not require bleeding after the servicing.
I'll be happy with £40 posted in the UK for just the brakes c/w brand new pads and two IS adaptors (for 180mm F and 160mm R rotors - eBay listing was incorrect) & bolts and the paperwork. For an extra £15 I'll include genuine matching 180mm and 160mm Hayes rotors c/w 12 Torx bolts and a 180mm post mount fork adaptor c/w with correct long mounting bolts (I bought the these rotors and the PM adaptor separately for £20 and they are mint). So either way you're getting everything cheaper than me!
If the brakes sell on their own, I'll sell the rotors & PM adaptor and all the bolts for £20 posted in UK.
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