How to bed in new brake pads
Comments
-
I'm not taking either side. I genuinely have no idea whether you're supposed to bed them in a certain way or not, i never have.0
-
If it is similar to a car then I would bed them in. I believe it is to do with the initial chemical mix of the pads. The first few heat cycles make a big difference on a performance car pad, but only if you using them to there max. If your just running them at 60/70% of the ability then you won't notice.
As said not sure if this is the same for bikes.0 -
Jesus christ just use your feet!
MATWinter Road - 2014 Boardman Sport
MTB - 2012 Canyon Nerve XC 7
Summer Road - 2012 Cannondale Supersix 105 Liquigas Colours0 -
YeehaaMcgee wrote:Well, I asked you what you take on bedding in pads was, and all you've done is become evasive and insulting. So who's really trolling?
Example:YeehaaMcgee wrote:blister pus wrote:just because you don't like using something, or see no value in it, doesn't a) mean you're necessarily right and b) mean everybody else feels the same, quite the opposite in fact. Like I said. You just don't count.
I've never said it's more than my opinion of GIMP.
Now let me disagree with you and kindly pi** the f*ck off.
Sadly this seems to be your usual response when some dares not to agree with you.
Why were you banned again? Being abusive perhaps?0 -
Kevlar pads are crap in UK weather, maybe just send em back and get sintered, superstars site said they were out of stock when i ordered mine, still turned up 2 days later tho.
As for bedding in I go out in the street, full pelt, full squeeze, rinse and repeat till you go over the bars (or maybe just 5 times)0 -
ibbo68 wrote:YeehaaMcgee wrote:Well, I asked you what you take on bedding in pads was, and all you've done is become evasive and insulting. So who's really trolling?
Example:YeehaaMcgee wrote:blister pus wrote:just because you don't like using something, or see no value in it, doesn't a) mean you're necessarily right and b) mean everybody else feels the same, quite the opposite in fact. Like I said. You just don't count.
I've never said it's more than my opinion of GIMP.
Now let me disagree with you and kindly pi** the f*ck off.
Sadly this seems to be your usual response when some dares not to agree with you.
Why were you banned again? Being abusive perhaps?
I've offered you twice now, to explain your understanding of brake pad bedding in. Instead, you keep avoiding the issue and try to start an argument.
It's actually kind of cute0 -
YeehaaMcgee wrote:It's actually kind of cute0
-
He is though. Like a feisty little kitten with a piece of string. It knows it HAS to kill the string, but it doesn't know why, or how.
But while it's trying, everyone's looking on and having a little giggle.0 -
Mojo_666 wrote:Kevlar pads are crap in UK weather, maybe just send em back and get sintered, superstars site said they were out of stock when i ordered mine, still turned up 2 days later tho.
As for bedding in I go out in the street, full pelt, full squeeze, rinse and repeat till you go over the bars (or maybe just 5 times)
Yeah I emailed them and they said to expect them at the end of June, but I can't wait that long. As I said though, I think the stock pads were organic and they lasted long enough so I can only hope the kevlar pads last longer! Its the first time I've ever had to change pads on a bike, but I've only really started using the last 8 months - a year.0 -
YeehaaMcgee wrote:He is though. Like a feisty little kitten with a piece of string. It knows it HAS to kill the string, but it doesn't know why, or how.
But while it's trying, everyone's looking on and having a little giggle.
He can be the third test chimp in our brake temperature roadtest sciency thingy. (he can have the bike with cable operated Zoom brakes)0 -
ibbo68 wrote:Sadly this seems to be your usual response when some dares not to agree with you.
Why were you banned again? Being abusive perhaps?
don't be drawn into the keyboard warriors arguments , anyone that knows him will tell you he is a prick in real life to, that's why he spends all his time on here trying to be the hard man .0 -
Greer_ wrote:Mojo_666 wrote:Kevlar pads are crap in UK weather, maybe just send em back and get sintered, superstars site said they were out of stock when i ordered mine, still turned up 2 days later tho.
As for bedding in I go out in the street, full pelt, full squeeze, rinse and repeat till you go over the bars (or maybe just 5 times)
Yeah I emailed them and they said to expect them at the end of June, but I can't wait that long. As I said though, I think the stock pads were organic and they lasted long enough so I can only hope the kevlar pads last longer! Its the first time I've ever had to change pads on a bike, but I've only really started using the last 8 months - a year.I don't do smileys.
There is no secret ingredient - Kung Fu Panda
London Calling on Facebook
Parktools0 -
omegas wrote:ibbo68 wrote:Sadly this seems to be your usual response when some dares not to agree with you.
Why were you banned again? Being abusive perhaps?
don't be drawn into the keyboard warriors arguments , anyone that knows him will tell you he is a prick in real life to, that's why he spends all his time on here trying to be the hard man .0 -
omegas wrote:don't be drawn into the keyboard warriors arguments , anyone that knows him will tell you he is a prick in real life to, that's why he spends all his time on here trying to be the hard man .steelie600 wrote:He can be the third test chimp in our brake temperature roadtest sciency thingy. (he can have the bike with cable operated Zoom brakes)YeehaaMcgee wrote:I've offered you twice now, to explain your understanding of brake pad bedding in. Instead, you keep avoiding the issue and try to start an argument.
It's actually kind of cute
1.You wouldn't agree,as it goes against your limited understanding.
2.You wouldn't agree,as it goes against your limited understanding
3.You wouldn't agree,as it goes...you get the picture.
I could also give you a manufacturers explanation of the bedding in procedure but:
see steps 1 to 3 above.
You are in your own little way though quite entertaining0 -
Reported, since you continue to refuse to give your understanding of bedding in brakes, and are just trying to start an argument.
You're not actually contributing anything to the topic at hand, even after several requests to do so.0 -
You do realise you can be banned for misusing the....
Don't get drawn in, don't get drawn in...0 -
ibbo68 wrote:omegas wrote:don't be drawn into the keyboard warriors arguments , anyone that knows him will tell you he is a prick in real life to, that's why he spends all his time on here trying to be the hard man .steelie600 wrote:He can be the third test chimp in our brake temperature roadtest sciency thingy. (he can have the bike with cable operated Zoom brakes)YeehaaMcgee wrote:I've offered you twice now, to explain your understanding of brake pad bedding in. Instead, you keep avoiding the issue and try to start an argument.
It's actually kind of cute
1.You wouldn't agree,as it goes against your limited understanding.
2.You wouldn't agree,as it goes against your limited understanding
3.You wouldn't agree,as it goes...you get the picture.
I could also give you a manufacturers explanation of the bedding in procedure but:
see steps 1 to 3 above.
You are in your own little way though quite entertaining
And as yet I have seen nothing from you to support you ideas other than dissing other posters.
Put up or shut up.
Like what was the results of your test? Or have you forgotten?"Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0