Always make sure the tool is pressed firmly into the bolt head and turned slowly to prevent damaging the bolt. Make sure you use the correct tool and size for your bolts. Notice: The hardware or tool needed for your model may be slightly different. Rear brake inner pad adjustment tool from Rad Power Bikes (for 2019 and earlier RadCity, RadCity Step-Thru, and RadWagon models.Wooden blocks (to support the handlebar grips and protect the display if working on the bike upside down).Torque wrench with an 18 mm socket head (or long socket head, depending on your bike model).If you are not confident in your ability to successfully and safely perform all steps, we recommend having the work performed or checked by a local, certified, and reputable bike mechanic.
Not following the instructions below can result in improperly adjusted brakes and lead to damage to the bike and its components, property damage, or serious injury/death. Ensure you follow all steps and contact us for help if needed. Adjusting brakes requires time, attentiveness, and experience.
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For instructions on how to adjust hydraulic brakes found on the RadCity 5, RadRover 6 and RadRunner 3 Plus models, click HERE.īrakes are a critical safety component of your bike. These instructions only apply to mechanical brakes. Adjusting the brake cable tension and checking the brake lever feel. These final adjustments will help ensure the brakes were adjusted correctly.A brake pad or brake caliper that is not properly positioned can lead to reduced brake performance or noise. Centering the brake caliper by adjusting the positioning so the inner pad, which is a stationary component of the brake caliper, is close and parallel to the brake rotor.A damaged or dirty brake rotor can lead to reduced brake performance or noise. Checking that the brake rotor is true (straight) and in good condition.An improperly seated wheel can cause the brake rotor on the wheel to rub on the brake pads and cause noise. Checking the wheel to make sure it is fully seated in the frame dropouts.If you are experiencing brake noise after the break-in period (25-50 miles), follow the steps in this article to adjust the brakes. Rubbing and noise will often resolve over time with normal brake use (after about 25-50 miles). If your brakes are new, click HERE to complete the bedding-in brakes process. With a brand new bike, a small amount of brake rubbing and noise can occur during a break-in period known as bedding-in new brakes.
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