Brakes - apologies if done to death

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Gunk

Guru
Location
Oxford
I haven’t a clue. I took them to a well renowned ‘bike man’ in my village and he set them up as best he could. He had to put the ‘non-moving’ pad so close to the disc that I think it slightly runs but he showed me that if he didn’t the moving pad really bends the disk and hence poor braking. Giant put upgraded pads on too allegedly!!!

I’ve had the same issues setting them up on my sons old Scott MTB, they’re fine when they’re actually working, however I found that I was constantly having to adjust the cables and the alignment of the caliper, they’re not great.
 

vickster

Legendary Member
Might be going for a Ribble racing bike - only a £1k one.
No I meant is the Giant a toad bike, hybrid, MTB?

I have TRP spyre cable discs with SRAM brifters on a couple of roadbikes.
The hydraulic hoods (Shimano ir SRAM) on roadbikes are just too big and ugly for me, they make the bike look horrid!
 
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Martinsnos

Senior Member
No I meant is the Giant a toad bike, hybrid, MTB?

I have TRP spyre cable discs with SRAM brifters on a couple of roadbikes.
The hydraulic hoods (Shimano ir SRAM) on roadbikes are just too big and ugly for me, they make the bike look horrid!
Ah - a hybrid (Escape I think it is).
 

Ming the Merciless

There is no mercy
Location
Inside my skull
He (?) said they are looking at a Ribble roadbike in other thread

There is the confusion then, needing to cross check threads!
 
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