Disc brake problem

Joatmoncp

How do I stop them from <u><b>SQUEALING</b></u> ? [:(]

"you won't get to paradise if you don't pedal" - Fowler, Chicken Run.

Bianchi Boy

Use a good disc brake cleaner. If they still squeal then try some copper slip.

I have to say I had discs on my RSP, but I went back to V-Brakes after a while.

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Unknown

Copper slip on the BACK OF THE PADS

Not on a braking surface, IT ll stop em squealing but not stop you?!

P.S. put it into an MTB forum, you ll get more responses - www.whatmtb.com/forum - soon to be us anyway, may i suggest avoiding MBUK

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Timeless

or try www.singletrackworld.com

Unknown

try www.mlehworld.com

Mleh Mleh Mleh

maddog_2cp

make sure the caliper is aligned properly and if not consider getting the bosses faced (LBS job)

otherwise, have a think about how you bed your pads in.

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Jonathan Mcp

Cleaner- buy some car brake & clutch cleaner - must be suitable for clutches as well. Much cheaper than the bike specific stuff.

What type of disc set up are you using?

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