Old 09-13-09, 12:42 PM
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I know this is counterintuitive, but have you checked the headset for looseness? I fixed the squeaky canti's on my cyclocross/touring bike with a good toe-in and headset adjustment.

I would also just keep scuffing/de-glazing the pads rather than replacing. "Bike path" bikes rarely wear down their pads to the point where they need replacement.

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