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  • Disc brakes do sound like that when they are cold or new, after riding for a while you will notice that sound wears off.

  • @Biltrax2 thank god i bought a cube analog a few weeks ago and sometimes it dose that before i go for a cycle

  • I had the same noise, but mine was because I exploded a can of Dr. Pepper in my garage and it got on the brakes, a quick cleaning took care of mine

  • I have a focus carriboo peak with the same brakes, never again!!! I cleant it but after a while it came back. :(((

  • @Barreldiver Its make noise because your disc brakes are cold,try to hot them and then they will not do any noise

  • @oragiaxilo is that all? i just bought the same bike and when riding with my friends thats all you hear, it is winter though. i hear it should go away with time anyway

  • Sopunds Like the pads and brakes need bedding in i was riding down my strret stopping and skidding just putting the brakes under heat and trying to wear the pads a bit. After that twas fine no squeal until you rode it in the wet.

  • I have the same bike - without the squeal, but before I installed the wheels the first time I cleaned the rotors with solvent. The brakes work very well. How to fix the noise? Clean the rotors, rub the pads on some fine wet and dry paper on a flat surface. Or ride it down a long steep hill. Or replace the pads. Avids are not immune to squeal, no disk brakes are just search YouTube for "loud Avid Elixir Brakes"

  • So many people have the same problem with those shimano brakes. i've got the same bike and am just about to have my brakes replaced with a juicy 3 system. It seems to solve the problem.

  • change your whole brake system. you MUST have had put oil on the disc right?...

  • My new Scott Aspect 45-! when it new brakes can make sound like this just culb on a hill and drive down usin brake several times.

  • If I owned a Scott the brakes making a noise would be the last of my worries

  • its normal if is new...u most ride it a little ....

  • my avid brake started making this exact same noise when i put lubrificant oil on them,

  • you know shit 'bout bikes, first of all make sure that the lines are not leaking, second take the pads off and scrub them with a file, third take some alcohol or any oil dissolvent and the clean the discs.

  • what the F is that?

  • i have got the same breaks but i have no problem as of now. You just need to reinstall the break properly and be focus on the alignment of the pad.

  • it makes noise because the br- m 485 from shimano are shit. i have got the same bike but i bought the avid juicy 3 brake system and now i haven't got any problems :]

  • My aspect had the same issue, I got them serviced by my local bike shop but had no difference. I search online and found that shimano had a recall on these brakes. They either leaked fluid or had fluid on the pads during assembly. The kind people at Shimano replaced my brakes with new units.

  • yah shimana has tons of technical problems but they are aware and replace the broken or defected parts free of charge thats why i chose to go with them when i built my scratch built toyota bike plus toyota is having there own issues so i represented them lol

  • is a great bike. my father has this one and is great (sorry for my english)

  • they're noisy because they can t brake well - trying to hold disc but slipping away , try to do about 200km and there will be no problem anymore - discs need to be used for some time to match to the brakes .

  • why are they noisy?

  • break em in more?

  • haha that's funny :D

    not :|

  • tarcze xt 180 mm i koniec z piskiem !

  • my bike makes the same noise how to do you fix it its embarrsing doing an endo with that noise

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