Top Document: Mountain Biking FAQ Previous Document: 3E. Improving Grip Shifters' rear shifting Next Document: 3G. Aheadsets vs. Conventional Headsets See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge -Check if your brake pads are toed in. This means that the front of the pads hit the rims about 1mm before the back. -If not, adjust the brake so that the front of the pads is about 1mm closer to the rim than the back. -If your brakes are toed in, try scrubbing the rims (refer to "increasing braking power".) -If the problem only appears when the rims are wet/cold, a different brake pad might eliminate the problem. Peat Bakke [pb@europa.com] I found that a great way to adjust the spacing / toe in of a break pad is with a nickle and a penny. Put the penny between the rim and the front of the pad, and the nickle between the rim and the back of the pad. User Contributions:Top Document: Mountain Biking FAQ Previous Document: 3E. Improving Grip Shifters' rear shifting Next Document: 3G. Aheadsets vs. Conventional Headsets Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: vccheng@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca
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