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Old 06-09-19 | 01:42 PM
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phtomita
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Originally Posted by Jeff Wills
Hmmm... I would call that borderline. As the brake pads wear, they might develop a ridge at the top of the rim unless you're very careful with brake pad adjustment. As the pad wears it will dig into the tire, eventually causing a blowout.
(I had that happen once simply due to poor brake pad adjustment. Annoying.)
Thanks for heads up. I do regularly check the position of the pads when I do lube the chains and adjust if necessary.
The last thing I want is to have them eating to the tires. It is my current commuter and is around 1k miles on it so far.
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