Juicy 5's are rubbing
dakkar
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Hi there everyone,
Bought my bike on ebay, it arrived yesterday but the pennies that were placed between the pads had fallen out. When I put the bike and wheels together there is now some rub between the disks and the pads. Does any body know how I adjust this to stop the pads rubing against the disks? Thanks
Bought my bike on ebay, it arrived yesterday but the pennies that were placed between the pads had fallen out. When I put the bike and wheels together there is now some rub between the disks and the pads. Does any body know how I adjust this to stop the pads rubing against the disks? Thanks
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push pads back in and use.
nick
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Hi Nick,
Thx for the quick reply. The pads haven't come out just the penny that was seperating them did. Should I still push the pads away from the disk?
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by dakkar</i>
Hi Nick,
Thx for the quick reply. The pads haven't come out just the penny that was seperating them did. Should I still push the pads away from the disk?
Thx again
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if you dont think the pads have been moved in just use them and let everything bed in.
if you think they have been moved in move them back out again.
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