I have never had to do anything but clean the muck out of the caliper slot. Been using them since the day they came out.Fattirewilly said:
I have never had to do anything but clean the muck out of the caliper slot. Been using them since the day they came out.Fattirewilly said:Is there a recommended method for cleaning the Avid Mech calipers to keep them working smoothly. I'll try to avoid soaking the whole thing in a can of degreaser unless otherwise recommended.
Well I don't exactly have a problem (well an adjuster knob fell off and I need pliers to adjust), but I figured I try some preventive maintenance since the caliper was just sitting on the workbench.shiggy??? said:I have never had to do anything but clean the muck out of the caliper slot. Been using them since the day they came out.
The one thing I do clean/lube is the threads of the fixed pad "piston". I just use a little wax lube to keep it moving easily (remove both pads first).Fattirewilly said:Well I don't exactly have a problem (well an adjuster knob fell off and I need pliers to adjust), but I figured I try some preventive maintenance since the caliper was just sitting on the workbench.
Shiggy- your bracket was mailed this morning.
I could uh ...mail you some postage and a self addressed envelope???shiggy??? said:Too bad you did not mention the knob sooner. I have a spare sitting in my tool box (found it at a trailhead).
Justg follow by the letter Av'id instructions. Nothing more. They are THAT straightforwards.rick haddonfield said:I have a loose pad on the front? I have been trying to make it go away, the outside pad seems to disengauge from the caliper, are ther any fixes for it?
Also any good tuning sites I am always shooting in the dark trying to get these totally dialed in????