Brake rub
Hi all,
Quick question, I noticed when moving my bike around the garage that I seemed to have some slight brake rub against the front rotor (not sure about the back). I can hear it but it doesn't seem to be affecting my ability to move the bike so I doubt it would have a negative effect while riding. But I can't for the life of me remember if it was doing this prior to my fork upgrades where I removed the caliper and wheel. I know I put the wheel back in as per service manual, torque specs and such.
Is this normal?
Quick question, I noticed when moving my bike around the garage that I seemed to have some slight brake rub against the front rotor (not sure about the back). I can hear it but it doesn't seem to be affecting my ability to move the bike so I doubt it would have a negative effect while riding. But I can't for the life of me remember if it was doing this prior to my fork upgrades where I removed the caliper and wheel. I know I put the wheel back in as per service manual, torque specs and such.
Is this normal?
A slight audible drag is possible and normal, however I personally prefer to disassemble the caliper, flush the insides, and clean the dust on the inner sides and around the pistons every year regardless of milage taken (just a habit).
It's not too time taking and quite easy to do.
I experienced that after cleaning this "drag" becomes lighter and, well, definitely keeps Your caliper well maintained.
It's not too time taking and quite easy to do.
I experienced that after cleaning this "drag" becomes lighter and, well, definitely keeps Your caliper well maintained.
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