Hayes troker trail...

VolatileMike
VolatileMike Posts: 78
edited May 2014 in MTB workshop & tech
Has anybody actually got these to stop constantly rubbing? absolute nightmare. I dont mind a small amount but very annoying when the front and rear wheel doesn't turn freely. I tried aligning pads and pushing pistons back but they seem stuck? or perhaps they are all the way back?

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  • buddy_club
    buddy_club Posts: 935
    Loosen off the bolts which attach the caliper to the frame, then squeeze your brake lever all the way until both pads completely touch the discs, while still squeezing the brake lever (might need a mate for this - or an elastic band!) and tighten up the caliper. If that doesn't work than i don't know what will.
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  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,675
    buddy_club wrote:
    Loosen off the bolts which attach the caliper to the frame, then squeeze your brake lever all the way until both pads completely touch the discs, while still squeezing the brake lever (might need a mate for this - or an elastic band!) and tighten up the caliper. If that doesn't work than i don't know what will.
    And the go and ride and they will bed in and stop rubbing.
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  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    I have a set on my main bike - going on six years without a rub, bleed or any maintenance whatsoever.

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  • VolatileMike
    VolatileMike Posts: 78
    Really 6 years? Impressive.

    They are not new so doubt they would need bedding in.

    But yeah I will go ride tomorrow and hopefully will go away.

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