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How to change your brake pads.

Posted by

hardheadedram

7 January, 2019

On 22 June, 2017

https://www.singletracks.com/blog/mtb-repair/disc-brake-setup-troubleshooting-tune/

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Pro tip: Replace pads when friction material is less than 1mm thick

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