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So i noticed that the break handles go almost to the handle bars for them to engage. Any way to make a quick adjustments i dont really feel like packing it up to bring it to the bike store all the time...oh by the way it has disc breaks.
So i noticed that the break handles go almost to the handle bars for them to engage. Any way to make a quick adjustments i dont really feel like packing it up to bring it to the bike store all the time...oh by the way it has disc breaks.
Yes. On the caliper-the unit over the rotor-there is/are usually a knob(s) one can turn to move the pads closer to the rotor. Turn said knobs so the pads move closer to the rotor. Consult owner's manual.
You can probably find your brake type in here. I've seen youtube videos demonstrating how to adjust brake cables as well. But you need to know what type of brake then google it.
On the caliper, the wire that comes from the brake handle is held on by a nut. Loosen that nut and pull the wire (using pliers), then re-tighten the nut.
Took a look at it yesterday and it was just a small clamp holding down the cable. So I got my allen wrenches and loosened it up a bit took in the lever a bit tightened it up and much better.
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