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05-07.-2004, 04:44 PM
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Location: Sweden
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Brake squeal
Hi guys,
Just took my first ride with my new Mavic Ceramic front rim, and got a terrible brake squeal. I started with a normal toe-in (abt 2 mm), then tried increasing it even more. Squeal remained. Is there a break-in time for ceramic rims, should I use special brake pads, or am I missing something else? I'm quite certain that set-up is correct. (Brakes are Avids, and they worked fine on alloy rims) |
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06-07.-2004, 12:47 AM
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Location: Suburban Chicago
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Re: Brake squeal
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Avid makesgreen compound specially designed for ceramic rims if you have the style that accepts cartridges... and also there is a Kool Stop ceramic specific pad.
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06-07.-2004, 04:29 PM
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Re: Re: Brake squeal
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Hey, thanks  Yes, they take cartridges. Now all I have to do is find a LBS that carries those special pads... |
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