This way the pad will stay in place more easily as you tighten the nut to secure it. This applies to older side-pull and centerpull brakes, as well as modern V-brake pads (basically any pad with a threaded post).
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Brake Pad Quick Tip
If you're trying to install new brake pads on a bike and the pad keeps turning with the wrench, put a little grease or oil on the threads before screwing the nut on:
This way the pad will stay in place more easily as you tighten the nut to secure it. This applies to older side-pull and centerpull brakes, as well as modern V-brake pads (basically any pad with a threaded post).
This way the pad will stay in place more easily as you tighten the nut to secure it. This applies to older side-pull and centerpull brakes, as well as modern V-brake pads (basically any pad with a threaded post).
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