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Recently my disc brakes have gone from bad to useless. They are extremely spongy and however much I tighten them up it makes no difference. It doesn't matter how much pressure I apply. Jelly would stop me more efficently. I have already once replaced the back pads (even though they wern't worn that much) with the same make that was already on there and although it imporved a bit for a while. They soon got worse again. I actually swapped them back to the old ones about 2 days ago with a little improvement! The discs seem clean enough and I have never tried to clean them in anything other than water. When I first got the bike they were great and stopped you smooth and quickly. Also if I go no handed at anything above slow my front wheel starts to develop a small wobble which quickly grows into a vicous one that shakes the whole bike. Yet there are no buckles that I can see in either wheels. Could anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks Sie |
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i remember a thread going on over there talking about discs versus canti's. Have a look through, some one placed some information there about how disc brakes **** them selves over a certain amount of loading. may be usefull. |
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