Hi Gurus,
The rear brake (Hayes stroker trail) on my bike was not functioning so well, having discussed it with a few of the senior lads who have experience in all things brakes & brake related it was decided that a pad change might help.
So, I changed the pads but they're still not gripping the disk / rotor, I can only assume this is now a rotor issue, can they become too polished whereby the surface no longer provides friction & hence stopping power? Will a rotor change fix this or can the rotor be run under some kind of steel brush to rough it up a bit, or will this destroy both the rotor and the pads?
Anyone, anyone, Beuler, Beuler. . .
The rear brake (Hayes stroker trail) on my bike was not functioning so well, having discussed it with a few of the senior lads who have experience in all things brakes & brake related it was decided that a pad change might help.
So, I changed the pads but they're still not gripping the disk / rotor, I can only assume this is now a rotor issue, can they become too polished whereby the surface no longer provides friction & hence stopping power? Will a rotor change fix this or can the rotor be run under some kind of steel brush to rough it up a bit, or will this destroy both the rotor and the pads?
Anyone, anyone, Beuler, Beuler. . .