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05-14-05, 12:58 PM
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dont get so hostile man. its not like your the king of mountain biking
im just asking how to stop the rotors rubbing as ajusting the red knobs still makes the pads touch the rotor
im just asking how to stop the rotors rubbing as ajusting the red knobs still makes the pads touch the rotor
05-14-05, 01:36 PM
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there you did it .
btw. i am nether hostile or pretend to be somekind of king .all i was trying to do is help you .so there you go :https://www.sram.com/en/avid/discbrak...llbearing7.php
you will find the instructions in one of the manuals on there.
btw. i am nether hostile or pretend to be somekind of king .all i was trying to do is help you .so there you go :https://www.sram.com/en/avid/discbrak...llbearing7.php
you will find the instructions in one of the manuals on there.
05-14-05, 01:42 PM
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Rotors need truing every now and then. It's pretty simple -- with clean hands and a crescent wrench, spin the wheel and look for high and low spots between the pads. A little tweek here, a little tweek there, and you're spinning straight.
Pads should be adjusted to get the braking feel you desire, and not be used to clear an untrue rotor. That'll surely leave a frown on your face.
Pads should be adjusted to get the braking feel you desire, and not be used to clear an untrue rotor. That'll surely leave a frown on your face.
