How To Replace Bicycle Brake Pads
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so your guide: 1) take old ones off. 2) put new ones on.
9 months ago 10
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How can i tell which little bolt to loosen if your hand is in the way! Not helpful.
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they are called v brakes
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great username
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please describe brake TYPE in title. This video only applies to some brakes.
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what kind of brakes are those called?
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is that the same as the back?
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oh yeah, thanks for making this video
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I'm sooo glad I dont have to take the whole rigamorow off!
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nearly the same as hydraulik disc break :D
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you didn't have to replace those pads, those are aztec (made by madison) pads... they don't have grooves. they have that ridge line as a wear indicator instead. those pads had plenty of life left, and were of far better quality than the cheapo ones you replaced them with. doh!
s0meguy0001 3 years ago
If they don't have grooves, why did the ones on the front have grooves? And they worked like crap. The ones I replaced them with were Shimano 105's.
shyflirt1 3 years ago