When to replace bicycle brake discs (“rotors”)?
Bicycle brake discs (“rotors”) wear when you brake. If they wear too thin, they might break, and stop braking. 🙂 When should you replace them?
Bicycle bearings, brakes, wheels, tyres etc.
Bicycle brake discs (“rotors”) wear when you brake. If they wear too thin, they might break, and stop braking. 🙂 When should you replace them?
When should you replace bicycle disc brake pads? What is the minimum safe brake pad thickness?
Should I use DOT 4, DOT 5 brake fluid, or hydraulic mineral oil with my bicycle brakes?
What are bicycle tubeless tyres, and what are their pros and cons? Should you switch to tubeless?
What are hookless rims? How do they differ, and what are their pros and cons compared to the “ordinary” clincher rims (the ones with hooks)?
Drum brake (and “Shimano roller”) pros and cons compared to disc brakes and rim brakes
Is the “rotating mass” effect really as important as some cyclists believe it is? Does the rotating mass really have a huge impact on top speed and acceleration?
What causes flat tyres on bicycles? How to prevent, or at least reduce the probability of having a flat tyre?
When to replace bicycle tyres? How to tell a tyre is worn? Should front and rear tyre be swapped occassionally? What to look out for?
Disc brake squealing – how to eliminate this problem. Step-by-step instructions.
How to eliminate disc brake rub – annoying rub that happens when riding, without activating the brakes.
Press fit bb, threadless standard – bottom bracket cartridges with cups that are not threaded, but press fitted into the frame.