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11th January 2013 #1Super Moderator
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Maintenance - replacing brake pads
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11th January 2013 #2Super Moderator
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A few tips on replacing cartridge brake pads, and the importance of checking rims for wear.
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11th January 2013 #3Senior Member
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Eh ? Shirley he's right?
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11th January 2013 #4Senior Member
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He is, I must not post when asleep
Originally Posted by Martin Moore
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3rd July 2014 #5Junior Member
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Road Brakes Blocks for Narrow (7mm) braking surface rims
I am having problems finding Shimano compatible calliper brake blocks to fit my Ritchey WCS Protocol LTD wheels. The machined braking surface is only 7mm deep so normal blocks are too wide and hang below the braking surface and will destroy the black painted section and the decals. Anyone know of a manufacturer who makes a compatible cartridge brake block? Originally Posted by Pete Appleby 3
He is, I must not post when asleep
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3rd July 2014 #6Senior Member
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Have you asked Ritchey - it must be a common issue for them?
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3rd July 2014 #7Senior Member
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Upgraded my boggo FSA pads for some SwissStop green pads before my Alps trip. Just brilliant. Best £19 I spent!
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