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6-hole disc hub, standard and postmount frame and fork mount.
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Mechanical disc brake kit for more powerful, progressive braking.
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6-hole disc hub, standard and postmount frame and fork mount.
Simple and fast assembly and adjustments.
For front and rear brake.
Description
When carrying out this task, you may need: A brake pad spacer, brake cleaner, and a microfibre cloth.
The aim of bedding-in is to gently heat up the brake pads and discs so that they come into contact over an effective surface area.Before starting, clean the discs, replace them if necessary, and make sure you have the right gear:Helmet, cycle computer or GPS.Perform the process on a flat, dry, clear road.
For the bedding-in process to work properly, you need to alternate the brakes properly and follow the set speed intervals with precision:apply the brakes gradually ten times to slow from 15 to 5 km/h, then do this again at 20 and 25 km/h. It's important to ride a short distance without braking between each interval to let the disc and caliper cool down properly.
To avoid damaging your brakes during the bedding-in process, use only one brake at a time, and avoid abrupt braking.Pick flat ground for more comfort.Bedding in can take up to 30 minutes, so be patient.If the brakes feel less effective or you see traces of colour on the discs, it's a sign that your brake pads are glazed.In that case, go ahead and consult one of our xperts at the Decathlon workshop.
Description
When carrying out this task, you may need: A brake pad spacer, brake cleaner, and a microfibre cloth.
The aim of bedding-in is to gently heat up the brake pads and discs so that they come into contact over an effective surface area.Before starting, clean the discs, replace them if necessary, and make sure you have the right gear:Helmet, cycle computer or GPS.Perform the process on a flat, dry, clear road.
For the bedding-in process to work properly, you need to alternate the brakes properly and follow the set speed intervals with precision:apply the brakes gradually ten times to slow from 15 to 5 km/h, then do this again at 20 and 25 km/h. It's important to ride a short distance without braking between each interval to let the disc and caliper cool down properly.
To avoid damaging your brakes during the bedding-in process, use only one brake at a time, and avoid abrupt braking.Pick flat ground for more comfort.Bedding in can take up to 30 minutes, so be patient.If the brakes feel less effective or you see traces of colour on the discs, it's a sign that your brake pads are glazed.In that case, go ahead and consult one of our xperts at the Decathlon workshop.
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