'HERE(scroll down a bit)' (http://www.sheldonbrown.com/harris/brakeshoes.html) are some brake pads that everyone claim to solve squeaky brake problem. I have read alot things about brake concave and angle placement and pads wearing in and wearing out. I personnaly hate the squeaky brake sound, and want to make sure I never hear it from my unicycle. Some car shows even reccomend a spray-on material that sets up and stops all squeaking completely, however those are for cars with disk brakes.
Does anyone know if the Kool-Stop Salmon Pads, actually work, or is it all a matter of pressure and angles? Is there any way to insure non-squeaky brakes? Has anyone tried the spray-on car stuff?
Koolstops are good. Just make sure that they are toed in properly. Wipe of your rim with a rag and rubbing alcohol helps as well. If you notice a glaze on your pads braking surface scuff them up with a bit of sandpaper. Good luck, Jeff
