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Bike Disc Brake Clicking. Apparently the slight squeeze of the brake lever. It only takes a light touch on the brake, and it starts clicking until the. If i stab the brakes it. A brake pad misalignment where the pad may be contacting the tire. If i apply them again right away there will be no click. I did a recent brake pad replacement. Immediately upon applying the brakes i hear a click. By peetee » 1 jan 2023, 2:42pm. If i had to have a guess, i'd say the disc has some wear on it (or the pads have worn with a lip) and each tick will be when the pad. If it’s moving that far at the. Maybe 100 trail miles ago and now have occasional clicking. Cable disc brake clicking when brake lever is pulled the full way back. Out of nowhere, my rear disc brake started clicking when braking. The cause is the disc brake pad spreading spring contacting the brake rotor. If it is visible as you describe, you are likely missing a brake pad, and the spring is contacting your rotor.

The cause is the disc brake pad spreading spring contacting the brake rotor. If i apply them again right away there will be no click. If it’s moving that far at the. If i had to have a guess, i'd say the disc has some wear on it (or the pads have worn with a lip) and each tick will be when the pad. Out of nowhere, my rear disc brake started clicking when braking. The metal r shaped piece is likely the brake return spring (#7,8 in the image below): A brake pad misalignment where the pad may be contacting the tire. If i stab the brakes it. Cable disc brake clicking when brake lever is pulled the full way back. Maybe 100 trail miles ago and now have occasional clicking.

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Bike Disc Brake Clicking Apparently the slight squeeze of the brake lever. It only takes a light touch on the brake, and it starts clicking until the. A brake pad misalignment where the pad may be contacting the tire. If i apply them again right away there will be no click. If it’s moving that far at the. If it is visible as you describe, you are likely missing a brake pad, and the spring is contacting your rotor. I did a recent brake pad replacement. Immediately upon applying the brakes i hear a click. The metal r shaped piece is likely the brake return spring (#7,8 in the image below): Out of nowhere, my rear disc brake started clicking when braking. The cause is the disc brake pad spreading spring contacting the brake rotor. Usually this is resolved quickly because the pad wears a hole in. If i had to have a guess, i'd say the disc has some wear on it (or the pads have worn with a lip) and each tick will be when the pad. Maybe 100 trail miles ago and now have occasional clicking. By peetee » 1 jan 2023, 2:42pm. Apparently the slight squeeze of the brake lever.