Trigger369
Über Member
Hi all.
I've just fitted new 50mm rims.
New rotors ,cassette, chain as well. I never thought of new break pads. So just went with the ones I had on probably near 2summer seasons.
After changing wheels over I had a bit of break rubbing . So took pads out pushed pistons back ,pads back in , loosend of bolts and re aligned while holding lever and tightening bolts.
There is still a little rub after that.
So should I get new pads ? Would it need bleeding or topped up?
Cheers folks
I've just fitted new 50mm rims.
New rotors ,cassette, chain as well. I never thought of new break pads. So just went with the ones I had on probably near 2summer seasons.
After changing wheels over I had a bit of break rubbing . So took pads out pushed pistons back ,pads back in , loosend of bolts and re aligned while holding lever and tightening bolts.
There is still a little rub after that.
So should I get new pads ? Would it need bleeding or topped up?
Cheers folks