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disc brake drag hayes circa 2003
Have older trek fuel circa 2003 w/hayes disc, which I believe to be
hfx mag or hfx 9 but wouldn't bet my life on it. These brakes (front and rear) have always had a little drag on them, which I don't believe is normal and which I would like to fix instead of changing them out to v-brakes or something else. I believe the pistons are all the way into their cylinders; I can't push them back any further. I don't see any wobble in the rotors. It's as though there's not enough clearance between the pads and the rotors. Looking for suggestions. Thanks. |
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