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Old 05-03-16 | 12:01 PM
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flipperty
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Originally Posted by kevindsingleton
I don't know if you're being told the truth, but it is possible for the pistons to get stuck. I haven't seen it happen, even once, on a bicycle, so I would suggest that it's not common. I, also, can't imagine it would happen on both the front, and rear, at the same time, unless there was a manufacturing defect which should be covered under the warranty, unless someone added the wrong brake fluid to the reservoir and gummed up the works.
Thanks, Kevin. Yes, front and back. The wheels won't spin freely now, so the bike is not fun to ride. I had to hit to brakes hard to avoid a car a couple of days before I brought it in (I didn't stop as soon as I would have liked and thought the pads must've been worn).

I'll have to look into the warranty I suppose.
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