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Juddering Shim. Hydr. Discs
Newish bike, first with discs, and everything was great but now they
make a low frequency noise and everything vibrates. It sounds like the pads are made of plastic but I don't think they are old enough to have worn through and the stopping power hasn't really depleted. Does anyone here know what may be wrong? |
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Neil Cameron wrote in message ... Newish bike, first with discs, and everything was great but now they make a low frequency noise and everything vibrates. It sounds like the pads are made of plastic but I don't think they are old enough to have worn through and the stopping power hasn't really depleted. Does anyone here know what may be wrong? Why not replace the pads, easy and less than $20. |
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had a problem with my GIANT that was similer. Turned out to be the brake
fluid hose was clipped so close to tyre that under heavy braking (ie depressed forks) would just catch the tyre tread and vibrate throughout the bike. It felt like the bike was about to fall apart. It didn't do this under normal conditions and was a combination of my weight, fast down hill, heavy braking. Nearly killed myself fiddling while screaming downhill before I worked out was the cause, then felt stupid for not realising this. Pip |
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Neil Cameron wrote in message ... Newish bike, first with discs, and everything was great but now they make a low frequency noise and everything vibrates. It sounds like the pads are made of plastic but I don't think they are old enough to have worn through and the stopping power hasn't really depleted. Does anyone here know what may be wrong? "Shimano"...? Shaun aRe - More seriously, they may need a clean - the VERY best thing I've found, is fine, silty mud - get a scoop of it, cover the disc itself, ride, brake hard, repeat. If the mud wears off and you're still experiencing the judder, add more mud and go again. If this doesn't work, well, could be something else I suppose (see above *semi*-facetious answer) - I've also seen sloppy (too much fore/aft play in cheap/work forks) forks cause this before |
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