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Old 09-11-15 | 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by KingCrepe
Hello

As said in the title, My rear break is causing me hassle. The back break does not perform to a good standard unless around the pad area has been recently hydrated by myself. I tried swapping the old pads out, which brought some success for a few weeks but now the problem has returned. It just doesn't lock up at all until i pour water onto the brake pads and disc and then bobs your uncle it works like a machine! But only for one section of a downhill if i'm lucky which is a problem. It only lasts a couple minutes, sometimes alot less depending on the heat and humidity. Can anyone help me? Thanks <
Somehow I don't think "hydrating" brakes corresponds with any manufacturer's operating instructions. Maybe learn to use the front brake or replace your brakes with some designed for your usage?
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