Abstract: A pin slide-type floating disc brake includes a mount, a caliper, one of which has a slide hole, a support pin provided to the other one and slidably inserted into the slide hole, and a tubular pin boot covering a part of the support pin. The pin boot includes a pin-side annular seal portion, a slide hole-side annular seal portion, and an extendable tubular bellows portion connecting those seal portions. The outer peripheral part of the slide hole-side annular seal portion includes an elastic restriction portion to elastically restrict movement of the slide hole-side annular seal portion in a rotor shaft direction, in an annular accommodation groove. The inner peripheral part of the slide hole-side annular seal portion includes, a first annular lip portion on a bellows portion side, and a second annular lip portion which has a retraction function on an opposite side to the bellows portion.

Abstract: The present invention can include a disk brake having a pad with an engaging groove formed in the pad, the pad also includes a convex member projected from one portion of the pad, a shim is positioned between the pad and a pressing member for pressing the pad toward a disk rotor, the shim including an engaging member formed on a side of the shim, a hook that extends from the shin is engagable with the engaging groove, and the convex portion is able to contact the engaging member to restrain movement of the pad.

Abstract: One aspect of the invention includes a disc brake including a pad and a supporting member movably supporting the pad. The supporting member includes a pair of torque receiving portions adjacent to ends of the pad for regulating movement of the pad in two circumference directions of a disc rotor. A first bias member is disposed between the pad and the supporting member and is capable of biasing the pad at all times from a side of the one torque receiving portion toward the other torque receiving portion. A second bias member is disposed between the pad and the supporting member and is capable of biasing the pad toward the other torque receiving portion only when the pad moving toward the one torque receiving portion. In addition, the first bias member and the second bias member bias different portions of the pad.

Abstract: The present invention can include a disk brake having a pad with an engaging groove formed in the pad, the pad also includes a convex member projected from one portion of the pad, a shim is positioned between the pad and a pressing member for pressing the pad toward a disk rotor, the shim including an engaging member formed on a side of the shim, a hook that extends from the shin is engagable with the engaging groove, and the convex portion is able to contact the engaging member to restrain movement of the pad.

Abstract: A spacer is disclosed which is made of a metal and interposed between opposed faces of two members having respective bores co-axial with each other and fastened to each other by inserting a fastening member into the bores and tightening the fastening member. The spacer includes a base interposed between the opposed faces of the members and having a through hole co-axial with the bores of the respective members so that the fastening member is inserted through the hole, and a temporarily retaining portion provided on an open edge of the hole of the base for temporarily retaining the overall spacer on one of the members before the members are fastened to each other, the temporarily retaining portion being inserted into the bore of the one member and caught on a wall defining the bore.

Abstract: A spacer is disclosed which is made of a metal and interposed between opposed faces of two members having respective bores co-axial with each other and fastened to each other by inserting a fastening member into the bores and tightening the fastening member. The spacer includes a base interposed between the opposed faces of the members and having a through hole co-axial with the bores of the respective members so that the fastening member is inserted through the hole, and a temporarily retaining portion provided on an open edge of the hole of the base for temporarily retaining the overall spacer on one of the members before the members are fastened to each other, the temporarily retaining portion being inserted into the bore of the one member and caught on a wall defining the bore.