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Sounds like you’ve got other issues, you shouldn’t need to replace pads or make adjustments that often.
by soared 4y ago
Sounds like you’ve got other issues, you shouldn’t need to replace pads or make adjustments that often.
- freetime2 4y agoThis source says: > You can generally expect to get 500-700 miles out of resin disc brake pads and 1,000-1,250 miles out of sintered metal disc brake pads. However, how much mileage you end up getting out of your disc brake pads will depend on the weather conditions you ride in, riding terrain, and your braking habits. That seems a little low to me, but roughly in line with what I have seen. What is your experience?
- freetime2 4y agoForgot to link the actual source of those estimates [1]. Also, in regards to the alignment issues, Chris Froome has also complained of similar issues [2] with disc brakes. He’s a seven time Grand Tour champion, is on the board of Factor bikes, has an army of professional mechanics to maintain his bikes for him - and he still runs into issues. So not just me. [1] https://prodifycycling.com/bike-disc-brake-guide/ https://prodifycycling.com/bike-disc-brake-guide/ [2] https://road.cc/content/tech-news/chris-froome-still-has-disc-brake-problems-291509 https://road.cc/content/tech-news/chris-froome-still-has-dis...