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HI
I'm new so pleas have patient with me. I've got a Trek 6500 with Hydraulic Disk breaks, they are beginning to make a metallic noise not when breaking, I cant se anything wrong, I've cleaned the breaks with lot of running water, can anyone give me a tip, it comes and go. I use the bike daily, mostly road. What is the easiest way to keep them clean? Henrik |
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"Henrik Palshøj" wrote in message k... HI I'm new so pleas have patient with me. I've got a Trek 6500 with Hydraulic Disk breaks, they are beginning to make a metallic noise not when breaking, I cant se anything wrong, I've cleaned the breaks with lot of running water, can anyone give me a tip, it comes and go. I use the bike daily, mostly road. What is the easiest way to keep them clean? Henrik sounds like the pads rubbing,. something contaminating the pad. makes a 'scraping' sort of sound ? |
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Ive never had to clean discs in my many years running them in mud.
Check their alingment once youve cleaned any excess away, either you have a freak-stone stuck in them or the rotor has been knocked and is catching the pads. j |
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