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Old 04-02-13 | 09:58 AM
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Continuity
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Bikes: 1992 Marin Eldridge Grade, 2007 Kona PHD and 199? Trek 1000 (current build project)

Also try cleaning your rims with something like a pad scourer and some alcohol - your new blocks should 'bed in' in no time at all, although in the future it can be a good thing to occasionally take them off and give them a quick rub with some sandpaper to the 'glaze' that tends to appear and to also check them for rim-eating metal shards/road bits etc. - also check to make sure that the wear is even on them and they are still mounted square to the rim track.
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