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#BB5 BRAKE CODE#
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Inhouse at Bike24 as well as the transport to the destination address by a carrier. The given delivery time includes the entire processing of the shipment In addition to the Bike24 shipping costs customers not living in the EU have to pay the national VAT and duty in their country for the imported goods. G2 CleanSweep disc and IS2000 adaptor, mounting material permitted disc diameter depending on your fork and frame! Perfect functionality is ensured by using Avid Speed Dial levers for sweet, adjustable modulation to match your riding style. The caliper can be used for both as front- or rear brake! The brake is compatible with all V-brake levers. Perfect caliper alignment-just like that. Just loosen the CPS™ bolts a little, and then squeeze the brake lever while re-tightening the bolts. With Avid's Tri-Align™Caliper Positioning System™, aligning the caliper to the rotor literally takes seconds.
#BB5 BRAKE INSTALL#
One try and you'll wonder if the BB5s are really entry-level brakes.Īnother original Avid technology making your life better-there's never been an easier brake to install and adjust. The Ball Bearing 5 offers Avid's Tri-Align Caliper Positioning System, tool-free pad replacement, a melt-forged body and an inboard pad adjustment knob. And when you run ball bearing disc brakes, you can match them with Avid`s Speed Dial® levers for sweet, adjustable modulation. This is something you just can't do with hydraulic brakes. BB's adjustment knobs make quick work out of setting the perfect distance between the pads and rotor, as well as adjusting for pad wear. For years now, ball bearing disc brakes have been a favorite among riders who want control, durability, dependability and piece-of-cake adjusting. Let me know how it goes.There's power in simplicity. I have those on most of my bikes and I love them! You can get them through for as low as $34!Īnyhow, good luck with all that. Those brands suck! I’d recommend a set of Avid BB5’s. If you’re still having problems getting them to grab, then you may have some grease in there, in which some disc brake cleaner or rubbing alcohol when sprayed on the pads will help eliminate the grease.īUT if you’re still having problems after all that, then check to see if you have the following brand of calipers: Sand enough to remove the glazing, and until you get to a fresh layer of the pad. One more thing you can try is taking out your pads, the doing a quick sandpaper job on the pads. You can either have the LBS try and bend it back or simply get another rotor. Spin the wheel, look at the caliper where the rotor goes in, and check if its warped. That should give you more room to play with the adjuster barrels if needed later on.īut one way to check your rotors. Pull the cable taught, lift the lever on the caliper that activates it, hold it, then tighten the bolt. A couple of things Marc, if your adjusters are at their limit, then y you may want to adjust them back to their original position, then loosen the bolt that holds the cable in place on the caliper.