There is little about this that is specific to disc brakes. I'm not sure what the point is.
"Things can go wrong. Be prepared." ?
There is little about this that is specific to disc brakes. I'm not sure what the point is.
"Things can go wrong. Be prepared." ?
Tldr it was his own fault for rising with pads way past their due, says it himself basically.
I've got 4 bikes with disc brakes. Only 1 had ever had some disc rubbing.
I'm curious how often this happens with properly maintained brakes.
Unless you're very unlucky, your worst case braking-related scenario is that you run the pads too low
Well guess what, when you're unlucky with those, better bring a spare wheel with you. 🫠
I know someone who crashed and cut an artery on a disc brake. But I assume that's extremely uncommon.
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