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They're unbalanced or something, causing the front wheel to lock up. -- nm
"
by
Beryllium
What type of brakes? -- nm
Posted by
. (aka liioulu)
Aug 2 '19, 21:34
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Squeezy rim pad ones. Not disc brakes. -- nm*
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Beryllium
Aug 2, 22:15
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Side pull? Is there a wire on the side or does it pull from a point between the sides? -- nm*
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.
Aug 2, 22:20
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Google indicates linear pull. It's like, I can shove them around and get them equidistant from the rim, but then it wobbles around and undoes that. -- (edited)
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Beryllium
Aug 2, 22:22
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I think the problem is probably how they're attached to the frame.
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.
Aug 2, 22:31
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And it seems there are some kind of springs involved in the arms, this could also be the problem.
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.
Aug 2, 22:41
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This one looks pretty good too -- (link)
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.
Aug 2, 22:43
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Thanks :) -- nm
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Beryllium
Aug 2, 22:54
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