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Front calliper woes

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Recently serviced and cleaned my front callipers the pads are dragging on the rotors more than they should do,

any ideas?

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Thanks for the link, slackened the axle and pinch bolts couple of blows with a rubber hammer on the front tyre made it easier re-tightened and it feels better, i will go out and put one hundred miles on to bed the pads in.

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Went out today got the brakes bedded in everything back to normal on the front, got a pair of EBC pads for the rear at £18.00 half the price of the OEM and a better feel just have to see how long they last.

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