Boon 51
Veteran
- Location
- Deal. Kent.
Have you tried the adjustment screw? Turn it one way and then the other and see what the effect. You may need a longer drop calliper.
Not yet but I will have a look now.
Have you tried the adjustment screw? Turn it one way and then the other and see what the effect. You may need a longer drop calliper.
I have had similar when I started doing up bikes - have you put the QR lever in to the down position, released the cable and rotated the brake?
I can't see any reason why someone would try to put different drop brake callipers together - unless they like the smell of burning rubber
Here's service instructions for similar callipers https://si.shimano.com/pdfs/si/SI-T-25A-000-00-ENG.pdf showing the centring adjustment screw. Link to Shimano tech docs here: https://si.shimano.com/#/
You've fitted the caliperLike this
Those 105 callipers are short reach. I suggest that just by chance the front calliper happens to fit OK, but that your old frame requires a longer reach rear calliper. I don't think 105s came in a long reach (?). R450, 451, 650 maybe? 47 - 57mm drop
You've fitted the caliper'On The Piss'misaligned
As most of the bike is stripped down how easy would it be to take the BB out and re grease and what tools would I need. The bloke at the bike shop said he would re grease the BB for a tenner?
As most of the bike is stripped down how easy would it be to take the BB out and re grease and what tools would I need. The bloke at the bike shop said he would re grease the BB for a tenner?