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user 70430
Brakes with a disc called a rotor near the hub and calipers that squeeze pairs of pads against that disc.
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While on a ride, realised rear disc rotor was contaminated, what could I have done?
I have exactly the same problem…recurrent. I’ve changed pads only to discover after a months use, the rear brake is next to useless at low speed.
BUT I do have a road fix. You need a hill with at leas …
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