How to adjust noisy brakes on the Super73 RX-E and S2-E
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Today we receive and exciting visit from Thomas of The Rolling Fix mobile bike mechanics, he is walking us through all the steps to care for your new bike's brakes in order to remove any unwanted noise!
Let us know if you have any questions, Thomas will read the comments and answer them.
One of the most important things to check on Super73's is the brakes and the rotors. This is a really good video because many of us don't know where the noise is coming from and how to fix it without going to an e-bike/bike mechanic. Thanks for this video guys!
Happy to help ! thanks for the feedback!
@@benbucklerboards what’s Ben can make a video on how to replace the front rotor,my front rotor is bent,need your help.
What a great video! Thank you so much! My son got a new Super 73 bike and his back brakes were making this awful grinding noise. I watched your video and was able to fix the problem! Thank you Thomas!
Glad it helped!
Thanks for having us - always happy to help :)
I bedded the brakes as recommended right out of the box and my rear brake is squealing. Any recommendations or do I have to live with it??
I saw a video were someone replaced the brake pads on their band new RX with some higher quality pads and the squealing stopped.
Great vid. Now I’m off to give it a try. Although mine only started after the rain thing. So maybe a Bunnings run.
Glad we could help 👍
@@benbucklerboards i’m up to puncture number two. Probably need a tyre replacement video next.
@@lordanubis5965 Oh damn, some people are just unlucky. Grab some Tuffy tyre liners from our online store, since you've got the wheel off anyway, throw some extra protection in there.
Mines is in the front
Thanks for the video! What is that green multi-purpose tool called?
It's a Torx 25, It's not a multi tool though, just a T shaped
Is this the same for a zx?
Hey there! We assume it would be similar yes, we haven't seen the ZX yet!
How do you get the tektro brake pads close to disc?
You can put a piece of paper between the disk and the pad when you're adjusting your brakes to help. this way when the barkes are adjusted, you remove the paper and you are sure to have a little gap between the pad and the disk! Cheers