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disc brake squeel

 
 
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Old 23-01.-2003, 07:55 PM   #16
Sorni
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"Bob" <goiner@wolfenet.com> wrote in message news:asebjl$35c$1@slb5.atl.mindspring.net...

> What about this grease on the backside?

Hey, this is a family newsgroup, perv!

Bill "(disk brake) 'squeel' (sic) like a pig" S.
 
Old 23-01.-2003, 07:55 PM   #17
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Bob <goiner@wolfenet.com> wrote in message news:asebjl$35c$1@slb5.atl.mindspring.net...
> I thought contamination also, but they "looked" ok. Some minimal pits, but no DOT on them. I like
> the isopropyl fire idea, but then again, I am a licensed
pyrotechnic
> and can't pass up a good flame. What about this grease on the backside?

Helps you get tight pants on.

> What is the reason that should work?

Reduces that blasted arse friction.

> I still think it is due to a weaker or weakened spring clip on the
backside
> of the pad.

Once the brakes are applied, it shouldn't make any difference, as the forces involved are far
greater than any force the spiring is capable of appling.

> The shim concept (as with car brakes) probably would work.
>
> Anyway, thanks and no squealn' now.

For now, heheheheheh >',;~}

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Old 23-01.-2003, 07:55 PM   #18
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John Murf <FoulOldJohn@gmx.net> wrote in message news:asfmko$qfpoq$2@ID-14698.news.dfncis.de...
> In article <asfi32$qob9b$1@ID-170198.news.dfncis.de>, Shaun Rimmer wrote:
> >
> > Bob <goiner@wolfenet.com> wrote in message news:asbntq$5ch$1@slb4.atl.mindspring.net...
> >> Been riding some new hayes hydraulic 6" disc brakes the past few
months.
> >> After the breakin, everything was fine. Good modulation in all
conditions
> >> and a pleasure to have. Then I started getting a nasty squeel at the back.
> <snip>
>
> >> Any ideas on why this happened?
> >
> > Yes, they're crap - buy some Hope's.
>
> My Hope Minis can squeel when they want to, usually when it's damp and and
I
> trying to ride sensibly past the horse riding school out with its
beginners
> class.

<scientific fact> Mine can too, but that's nothing to do with it - _Hope's_ aren't crap. When Hope's
brakes squeal, it's just them reminding you how well they're working, with the Hayes, it's them
telling to to buy some Hope Minis. <scientific fact>

Shaun aRe - 'strue.
 
Old 23-01.-2003, 07:55 PM   #19
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On Sun, 1 Dec 2002 08:56:21 -0800, "Bob" <goiner@wolfenet.com> wrote:

>The back pads have a little less of tension on the rear set spring. Perhaps that allowed for
>excessive vibration. The idea of a backing plate is interesting, but I think I will try firming the
>spring first if it happens again.

>Thanks to all (except for Bill pointing out the obvious in CAPS no less.....)

You're welcome at any rate. Peace, Bill

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Old 23-01.-2003, 07:55 PM   #20
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;( not me.............. "Sorni" <sorni@biteme.san.rr.com> wrote in message
news:3syG9.63199$2z1.20982821@twister.socal.rr.com...
>
> "Bob" <goiner@wolfenet.com> wrote in message news:asebjl$35c$1@slb5.atl.mindspring.net...
>
> > What about this grease on the backside?
>
> Hey, this is a family newsgroup, perv!
>
> Bill "(disk brake) 'squeel' (sic) like a pig" S.
 
Old 23-01.-2003, 07:55 PM   #21
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Shaun Rimmer wrote:

> Once the brakes are applied, it shouldn't make any difference, as the forces involved are far
> greater than any force the spiring is capable of appling.

I always have problems with my spirings when they apple...

PS - Posting your grammar FAQ is now just going to open you to world of abuse every time you post a
typo. I'll be honest, I'm looking forward to it ;^p

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Old 23-01.-2003, 07:56 PM   #22
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In article <asfnas$qhgc0$1@ID-170198.news.dfncis.de>, Shaun Rimmer wrote:
>
> John Murf <FoulOldJohn@gmx.net> wrote

>> My Hope Minis can squeel when they want to, usually when it's damp and and
> I
>> trying to ride sensibly past the horse riding school out with its
> beginners
>> class.
>
><scientific fact> Mine can too, but that's nothing to do with it - _Hope's_ aren't crap. When
>Hope's brakes squeal, it's just them reminding you how well they're working, with the Hayes, it's
>them telling to to buy some Hope Minis. <scientific fact>

LOL, there's nothing like proper true scientic facts to settle an arguement.

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Old 23-01.-2003, 07:56 PM   #23
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Jonathan Harris <myarse247@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:3DEB514C.3060508@hotmail.com...
> Shaun Rimmer wrote:
>
> > Once the brakes are applied, it shouldn't make any difference, as the
forces
> > involved are far greater than any force the spiring is capable of
appling.
>
> I always have problems with my spirings when they apple...

Thanks for backing me up there - it's a little know problem.

> PS - Posting your grammar FAQ is now just going to open you to world of abuse every time you post
> a typo.

1) - IDGAFF.

2) - I did put a sorta disclaimer at the begiining, excusinmg tyo's, the odd spelling error, and
porpoisely misspeled words.

3) IDGAFF.

> I'll be honest, I'm looking forward to it ;^p

Mee two ',;~P```````

Shaun aRe - Just the tonic I needed.

(P.s. - Was drinking BSaph with tonic and fresh lime on Friday night. Not bad I s'pose, but I
couldn't wait till I got home for a beer......).
 
Old 23-01.-2003, 07:56 PM   #24
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On Mon, 02 Dec 2002 15:28:36 +0000, John Murf did issue forth:

>><scientific fact> Mine can too, but that's nothing to do with it - _Hope's_ aren't crap. When
>>Hope's brakes squeal, it's just them reminding you how well they're working, with the Hayes, it's
>>them telling to to buy some Hope Minis. <scientific fact>
>
> LOL, there's nothing like proper true scientic facts to settle an arguement.

Yup, and that was nothing like a proper true scientific fact!

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Old 23-01.-2003, 07:56 PM   #25
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Shaun Rimmer wrote:

> Shaun aRe - Just the tonic I needed.
>
> (P.s. - Was drinking BSaph with tonic and fresh lime on Friday night. Not bad I s'pose, but I
> couldn't wait till I got home for a beer......).

I always find it good to combine the two. Not in the same glass though, obviously.

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Old 23-01.-2003, 07:56 PM   #26
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In article <asfukl$qd1g4$1@ID-170198.news.dfncis.de>, Shaun Rimmer wrote:
>
> John Murf <FoulOldJohn@gmx.net> wrote

>> LOL, there's nothing like proper true scientic facts to settle an
> arguement.
>
> Good, I'm glad, but do you realise, it makes you look such a soft headed pushover, being swayed
> from the truth by scientific fact. No one is ever going to take you seriously again.

Well that's a relief.

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