Maintain your disc brakes | Bike Help | Ribble Cycles

[@AdamPSutton]

Thanks, with lockdown and bike shops so busy, a really useful video.

[@tomgruitt6563]

Cheers Murray!

[@alannorman1773]

Nice clear how to video. Thanks.

[@carlwatkiss7586]

can you do a video on how to route cables on level 5 handle bars please

[@markf3343]

Can you put the name of the brake disc Cleaner that you use? And maybe a link to where I can purchase it?

[@BruceWalkerPhotography]

How about some words on adjusting the hydraulic brakes? My CGR 725 brake levers are pulling right up to the handlebar without strong braking. The bike has been parked a lot since December because of snow and icy roads here.

[@trick700]

Nice video but film director needs to improve close ups, important to see what’s being done.

[@RibbleCyclesChannel]

I will pass on the FB to the creative team. You wouldn't need to grease them every time. J @ Ribble

[@MattGlynn]

very usefull, cheers

[@davidhodgson5469]

Thanks Murray, another useful video, but no mention of when to use the yellow piston stays which were on your bench. Are they not needed?

[@RibbleCyclesChannel]

Hi David, not needed for this task. They are more needed when your wheel will be out for a longer period of time, ie when transporting. J @ Ribble

[@trick700]

Is it necessary to grease through axles?

[@GrimKage]

maybe

[@matrixtomb]

Is it alright to clamp my bike on the carbon seat post?

[@RibbleCyclesChannel]

Yeah, much safer than clamping on a carbon crossbar. J @ Ribble