Is there an easy method to set LX V brakes up? I'm specifically having trouble getting the brake blocks the optimum distance from the rim. At the moment the brakes feel very spongy and don't inspire confidence at high speeds. Ideally I need a diagram of the correct way to attach the brake block because I'm not sure I have the washers in the right order. TIA.
James
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Is there an easy method to set LX V brakes up? I'm specifically having trouble getting the brake blocks the optimum distance from the rim. At the moment the brakes feel very spongy and don't inspire confidence at high speeds. Ideally I need a diagram of the correct way to attach the brake block because I'm not sure I have the washers in the right order. TIA.
James
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James
Try www.shimano.com.au Click on Customer Support,Service Diagrams,Mountain Components & then you can click on LX brakes. You can then download the service instructions & an exploded diagram enabling you to check that you have all the components assembled in the correct manner.
Try www.shimano.com.au Click on Customer Support,Service Diagrams,Mountain Components & then you can click on LX brakes. You can then download the service instructions & an exploded diagram enabling you to check that you have all the components assembled in the correct manner.
Richard
Thanks a lot Richard.
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