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I recently bought a new road bike (a very entry model - Giordano AcciaoAcciao) which has Alloy Dual Pivot Brakesalloy dual pivot brakes. The brakes seem to work poorly, even though they are quite tight. If I squeeze the breakbrake and push the bike forward it might still move - when riding this feeling is even worse, the breakbrake just won't fixate the wheel to non-motion. How is that possible on a new bike? Is there something I can do and that I am missing and I should do? Shouldn't the breakbrake stop the wheel completely?

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I recently bought a new road bike (a very entry model - Giordano Acciao) which has Alloy Dual Pivot Brakes. The brakes seem to work poorly, even though they are quite tight. If I squeeze the break and push the bike forward it might still move - when riding this feeling is even worse, the break just won't fixate the wheel to non-motion. How is that possible on a new bike? Is there something I can do and that I am missing and I should do? Shouldn't the break stop the wheel completely?

Best regards

I recently bought a new road bike (a very entry model - Giordano Acciao) which has alloy dual pivot brakes. The brakes seem to work poorly, even though they are quite tight. If I squeeze the brake and push the bike forward it might still move - when riding this feeling is even worse, the brake just won't fixate the wheel to non-motion. How is that possible on a new bike? Is there something I can do and that I am missing and I should do? Shouldn't the brake stop the wheel completely?

Best regards

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New road bike: Alloy Dual Pivot Brakes work poorly

I recently bought a new road bike (a very entry model - Giordano Acciao) which has Alloy Dual Pivot Brakes. The brakes seem to work poorly, even though they are quite tight. If I squeeze the break and push the bike forward it might still move - when riding this feeling is even worse, the break just won't fixate the wheel to non-motion. How is that possible on a new bike? Is there something I can do and that I am missing and I should do? Shouldn't the break stop the wheel completely?

Best regards