I may have mentioned this in the past so forgive me but...
On my 2008 F4 I have had squabbling brakes since day one. The local bike shop swapped the first pair of pads (under warranty) with no issues. Month go by and I finally get a chance to go back and tell them the same noise is still happening. They say it's because I must have got something on the rotor/pads like a chemical or solvent, etc. They charged me a reasonable fee and swapped them. Now, years later I take the bike back in for more service (unrelated to the squabbling) but I mentioned it. They again, said something must have got on them so they replaced them for a fee.
One ride around my neighborhood, on pavement, no water, no dirt, etc. and the squabbling started.
I thought I had read years ago that this was a known issue. Would new rotors help?
I also ran across this link.
How to quiet squealing disk brakes - Denver mountain biking | Examiner.com
I guess it can't hurt to try, can it?
BTW they are Juicy three brakes if that matters.
On my 2008 F4 I have had squabbling brakes since day one. The local bike shop swapped the first pair of pads (under warranty) with no issues. Month go by and I finally get a chance to go back and tell them the same noise is still happening. They say it's because I must have got something on the rotor/pads like a chemical or solvent, etc. They charged me a reasonable fee and swapped them. Now, years later I take the bike back in for more service (unrelated to the squabbling) but I mentioned it. They again, said something must have got on them so they replaced them for a fee.
One ride around my neighborhood, on pavement, no water, no dirt, etc. and the squabbling started.
I thought I had read years ago that this was a known issue. Would new rotors help?
I also ran across this link.
How to quiet squealing disk brakes - Denver mountain biking | Examiner.com
I guess it can't hurt to try, can it?
BTW they are Juicy three brakes if that matters.