Occasionally hearing some minor squeeks to brakes when applied as I first get out of driveway, but not heard after I have the bike at speed for street or highway. No change noticed in braking capability. Bike has about 3000 miles on it. More experienced ryders: annoyance to be ignored or warranty checkup time?
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squeek, squeek
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Bob Denman
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My best uneducated guess is that the pins that hold the pads in place get pretty gunked-up over time. Then the pads just can't move freely enough to get fully off of the rotors... :shocked:
Why not try dropping the rear caliper loose; pop the pins out and clean them up real well... See if that makes a difference.
Good Luck! :thumbup:
Why not try dropping the rear caliper loose; pop the pins out and clean them up real well... See if that makes a difference.
Good Luck! :thumbup:
pickelhead
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It's getting on into fall, maybe mice are building a winter home in your spyder Congrats, you're going to be a daddy!:yes::yes:
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