[jeffv3677]

Anyone else have this problem? Is it common? Every time I hit a bump or something that shakes my bike, my rotors (mainly the front) seem to ding/ring kind of loudly. I've tightened the rotors but they still "ring". Do other disc brake rotors do this? Other than tightening the heck out of them (which didn't solve anything) is there a way to prevent these things from ringing? Thanks.

 

[duc135]

Try tightening your skewers.

Anyone else have this problem? Is it common? Every time I hit a bump or something that shakes my bike, my rotors (mainly the front) seem to ding/ring kind of loudly. I've tightened the rotors but they still "ring". Do other disc brake rotors do this? Other than tightening the heck out of them (which didn't solve anything) is there a way to prevent these things from ringing? Thanks.

It could be your wheels flexing or even your fork. What kind of wheels/forks do you have?

Duc

 

[jeffv3677]

It could be your wheels flexing or even your fork. What kind of wheels/forks do you have?

Duc

The fork is rigid, came with the Bianchi single speed (DISS). The front is a good quality Mavic same as the back. pretty simple. The skewers are tight. I can't figure it out. Thanks for the advice though. Have a good one.

 

[Ciclistagonzo]

Just a SWAG

The fork is rigid, came with the Bianchi single speed (DISS). The front is a good quality Mavic same as the back. pretty simple. The skewers are tight. I can't figure it out. Thanks for the advice though. Have a good one.

But try checking your bearing and make sure they are not loose. Loose bearing will cause the disc to move with the hub, independantly of the axle. Had that happen to me recently.

Good luck.
Aaron G.

 

[corndogggy]

My 8" Hayes rotors on front of my Stab is really bad about this. Not sure what the problem is, I assume it's the Jr. T.