ulflyer
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Good tip Dan. I've sprayed mine a time or two with no issues, but obviously I was lucky. I'll go with spraying on a sponge and wiping on from now on. Thanks.
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WD-40 stops brake squeal.
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Good tip Dan. I've sprayed mine a time or two with no issues, but obviously I was lucky. I'll go with spraying on a sponge and wiping on from now on. Thanks.
PMK
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WD40 on brake discs...seen it done before. Some of the bicycle riders are an odd bunch and any noise drives them insane...squeaky brake, lube it, never said they were friends or smart. They do make things spectacular though.
Spyder brakes squeak, bicycle brakes squeak, normally it's just dust and I don't get work up over it.
PK
Spyder brakes squeak, bicycle brakes squeak, normally it's just dust and I don't get work up over it.
PK
BajaRon
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I think there are instructions on the can. But you do not have to disassemble anything. Spray each side of the rotor as you spin the wheel. The brakekleen will get wiped off on to the pad material this way. This may not resolve your problem. But it is a good place to start.
Motorcycledave
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Motorcycledave
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It always pays to check the date on earlier posts, as well as the last one in the thread.... 
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Posting in old threads is not necessarily a bad thing per se, especially if it's following on from the earlier discussion &/or keeping all the knowledge/info/advice on the subject in the one place, making it easier for later searchers/seekers of advice to find, but Dave, everything before post #23 in this thread (ie, about 4 up) is almost 6 years old, and that means Bob last posted in this thread almost 6 years back, so I don't really think he's going to reply here, now or in the future.... :dontknow:
But did you mention BACON??hyea: :thumbup:
ldpost: Posting in old threads is not necessarily a bad thing per se, especially if it's following on from the earlier discussion &/or keeping all the knowledge/info/advice on the subject in the one place, making it easier for later searchers/seekers of advice to find, but Dave, everything before post #23 in this thread (ie, about 4 up) is almost 6 years old, and that means Bob last posted in this thread almost 6 years back, so I don't really think he's going to reply here, now or in the future.... :dontknow:
But did you mention BACON??
hyea: :thumbup:Similar threads
