Originally Posted by
jameswheeler07
Learning how to adjust bike brakes rubbing can lower your risk of biking-related accidents. You will feel safer every time you go biking!!. First, you should check the brake pads: If the brake pads have a smooth surface, you must replace them immediately. Then, assess the brake pads’ grip on the rim. Adjust the brake pads until they are at the center of the rim, it should address your issue of bicycle front brake rubbing or rear brake rubbing. Turn the barrel adjuster to the right to increase the brake cable tension. Do the opposite if your brake cable feels too tight. Pull the brake cable outward and hold it in place using your free hand. This maneuver will tighten the caliper and brake pads against the bike’s rim. Testing the brake system is the last step to adjust brakes on a bike.
and on another topic appropriate note, I would suggest using Woods cork pads, much better performance than the Ligier French crap, and easier on your oak rims too.