Retaining structure for pad holding pins of disc brakes
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Dec 2, 2004
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Mar 10, 2004
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Sep 14, 2001
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A disk brake (10) comprises a caliper body (14) and at least one pad-support pin (16) provided at least with ends (20, 22) which can be housed in seats (24, 26) of the caliper body (14). A resilient ring (30) can be fitted on the pin the resilient ring (30) is formed by a wire the ends of which are joined together and which is wound in a spiral forming the resilient ring (30). The spiral has dimensions such as to be housed in a portion (58) of one of the seats of the caliper body in a manner such as to exert a resilient reaction to a force to remove the pin from the seat of the caliper body. The pin comprises an annular seat (32) for housing the resilient ring (30).
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