Suggestions for brake caliper rebuild kits?

[jimbonaut]

I've always used BrakeCrafters in the past for caliper rebuild jobs, their owner Mark was a stand-up guy and he always supplied a top shelf product. Not to say that the product is any less now, but the company has new ownership and their prices seem to have gone up as well. Mind you hasn't everything. Anyone got any suggestions for well priced and reliable kits?

[Whiskerfish]

Have had great success with K & L Kits.

[NotSoLilCrippseys]

I recently did a master cylinder rebuild with K&L because it came in the box of bits that accompanied long dormant bike I bought. No issue/concern. I'm still using BrakeCrafter kits when I can. A bit more spendy, but I've also found their service (when something goes awry) to be spot on. I'm sure other kits also work.

[jimbonaut]

Thanks for the suggestions. I've used K&L kits to rebuild master cylinders but not calipers. I'm still eyeing up the BrakeCrafters kits for the calipers but...monies. I've read that George Fix kits are pretty decent too and they're considerably less expensive.

[Sidecar Bob]

I usually buy the lowest price kit I can find on eBay (shop carefully and make sure the seller has not included your model number in a list it shouldn't be in). I've never had a problem with them so far.

[jimbonaut]

I ended up getting a complete front and rear kit from BrakeCrafters. I priced up a lot of kits - once I'd added all the pistons, bleed valves and all the other gubbins the BrakeCrafters kit actually worked out pretty good price-wise