Not going to happen. I am more of an uphill guy. Only go downhill so I can go back uphill.Let go of the levers?
Rotors are not discolored. I am assuming it is the pads glazing/overheating. Stock pads. The lever is still solid but the pads are not grabbing.Long downhills? What's long? What's heavy braking?
Are your pads glazing? Rotors discolored?
Need more information to make more informed recommendations.
Pads most likely contaminated, just get new pads and clean rotors really well . Nothing at allamuchy is long or steep enough to overheat those brakesRotors are not discolored. I am assuming it is the pads glazing/overheating. Stock pads. The lever is still solid but the pads are not grabbing.
Yesterday was at allamuchy. We did the climb from the lake on the white trail going towards the parking lot. The downhill that ends with the sharp right to head back towards the road. It is the kinda washed out downhill.
@JimN tell your wife to pack her bags, we found your soul mate.Not going to happen. I am more of an uphill guy. Only go downhill so I can go back uphill.
Pads most likely contaminated, just get new pads and clean rotors really well . Nothing at allamuchy is long or steep enough to overheat those brakes
@JimN tell your wife to pack her bags, we found your soul mate.
So I bled the stock SRAM Guide RSC brakes on Friday night. Lever is very nice now. But long downhills I get a lot of brake fade.
What rotors and pads do you all recommend?