badboyboogie
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Boas,
Peço desculpa se já foi postado no fórum mas não me surgiu na pesquisa.
Quem tem aperto rápido no travão de disco, deve ler isto com atenção: http://quickreleaserecall.com/press-release/
FAQ: http://quickreleaserecall.com/#faq
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Cumps
Peço desculpa se já foi postado no fórum mas não me surgiu na pesquisa.
Quem tem aperto rápido no travão de disco, deve ler isto com atenção: http://quickreleaserecall.com/press-release/
FAQ: http://quickreleaserecall.com/#faq
Q: How do I know whether my bike is affected by this recall?
A: First, determine whether your bicycle’s front wheel has a quick-release. Next, look for disc brakes on your bicycle. If your bicycle does not have a front-wheel quick-release and disc brakes, or has only one of the two, your bicycle is not affected by this recall. If your bicycle has both a front-wheel quick-release and disc brakes, apply the #2 Pencil Test:
1. While the bicycle is not in use, locate the quick-release cam lever and disc brake rotor at the fork or frame dropouts on the front end of your bicycle. Disc brakes can get extremely hot with extended use. Be careful not to touch a disc brake until it has had plenty of time to cool.
2. Open and completely loosen the front-wheel quick-release cam lever.
3. With the cam lever in the “OPEN” position, turn and push it toward the brake disc rotor and measure the distance between the leading edge of the cam lever and the rotor. Apply thumb pressure on the end of the cam lever directed towards the rotor.
4. If the distance is more than 1/4″ (6mm), as shown in Fig.1 below, the quick-release is not affected by this recall. This is easily done by sliding an ordinary #2 Pencil between the leading edge of the cam lever and the rotor. If you cannot easily slide a #2 Pencil between the leading edge of the cam lever and the rotor and/or the measured distance is less than 1/4″ (6mm), as shown in Fig.2, stop riding your bicycle and contact your bicycle retailer.
5. To safely secure your wheel and apply the correct clamping force, please refer to the Wheel section in your BPSA Owner’s Manual.
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