Disk Brake Pad Failure

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anyuser

Guru
How common is this? One brake pad lost all of its friction material on the way home last night resulting in no rear braking. Looks like a bonding failure as the pads were not worn down. I think I should contact Fibrax to see what they say.

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Globalti

Squire
You need to take it up with the retailer in the first instance.
 

Beebo

Firm and Fruity
Location
Hexleybeef
that's never happened to me, but you do wonder what bonds the brake surface on to the pad.
Check your disks for damage as the exposed metal could damage the disks.
 
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anyuser

anyuser

Guru
that's never happened to me, but you do wonder what bonds the brake surface on to the pad.
Check your disks for damage as the exposed metal could damage the disks.

Yes, I would like to know from Fibrax their thoughts are as i still have the same pads in the front and some spares. I don't want replacements from them.

The spring was damaged so thanks for the advice I will need to check the rotor too.
 
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anyuser

Guru
Well Fibrax sent me two sets of pads free even though I didn't ask for replacements so excellent customer service.
 

Brandane

Miles cannot be done unless moving!
Location
Costa Clyde.
Well Fibrax sent me two sets of pads free even though I didn't ask for replacements so excellent customer service.
Would you want to use the same type of pads again though? :ohmy:
I would want something that I could place some confidence in!
 
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