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applying more pressure on disc brakes

avalanche · 2010-07-31 11:48:30

hi, does anybody know how to increase the pressure for disc brakes, there is a lot of play in the lever and id like to get it back to being pretty sensitive without needing to bleed them i have formula oro k18. thanks

31-07-2010 12:48pm

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avalanche

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hi, does anybody know how to increase the pressure for disc brakes, there is a lot of play in the lever and id like to get it back to being pretty sensitive without needing to bleed them
i have formula oro k18.
thanks

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#2 31-07-2010 1:05pm

endurodave

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Not too sure about the adjustments on formula brakes but if you haven't tried it try and adjust your lever out this will move your bite out further.
Failing that change the pads that will push the pistons back giving you bite sooner.
Then if the two options above don't cut it you should probably be looking at a bleed.

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