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Old 03-06-18, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by antmaster5000
... , but it feels like I'll get the pads in a good position, and then the act of actually tightening the screw will move the pads out of position. It's almost like I need to position them so I know that they will move and hope that they move into an optimal spot for breaking (if that makes any sense).
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That is the case with all rim brakes, not just canti brakes. It takes a little care to do it right. Exception, a few rim brakes use a threadless post type mount, but I have more trouble with them. Not less.
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