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Message started by savagerider87 on 06/24/13 at 08:41:32

Title: Rear Brake Noise
Post by savagerider87 on 06/24/13 at 08:41:32

ive got this really annoying squealing noise whenever i use the rear brake really firmly.  I have ridden about 3k miles, and I inspected the shoes right before i put it through state inspection at the beginning of the summer and they were like brand new.  i have good stopping power and the thing is the freakin irritation to my ears.  How can i cure this? the bike has been off the road for like 6 yrs before I bought it, Would that amount of time affect the shoes? thanks in advance :)

Title: Re: Rear Brake Noise
Post by verslagen1 on 06/24/13 at 09:39:02

I have successfully turned squeakers into non squeakers by getting them hot with several hard stops.

Moisture seems to be the key, and driving it off does the job.
And I use the rears whenever I can to maintain it.

Title: Re: Rear Brake Noise
Post by wambr on 06/24/13 at 09:43:46

well, first you can do this: take a rough file and take them a little (very little) material with pads. so you get rid of dry upper layer pads (he is so disgusted squeaks)...

Title: Re: Rear Brake Noise
Post by savagerider87 on 06/24/13 at 09:53:16

Thanks guys i really appreciate the info very much.... was just thinking would excessive amounts of brake dust inside the hub possibly contribute? just tho ;)ught Id throw it out there

Title: Re: Rear Brake Noise
Post by apache snow on 06/24/13 at 09:56:55

Yeah, brake dust will cause some brake noise.

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