Good video except your viewers should be aware that to provide the correct torque, a Torque Wrench needs to be held CORRECTLY BY THE HANDLE not by its arm!
Hi all, hope to get some tips here, since I have a annoying problem with my Magura disc breaks and Nobby Nic tires. The disc is resonaring at around 20km/h. I tried to dismount and rerighten the disc again, but with no better result. It still makes a strange sound like singing and vibrating. Even when I take off the wheel and ping the disc with some tools I can hear this resonant frequency. Is there any way of damping? I‘m thinking about applying some rubber bands or something... please help :-/
Don't tell me thats a float disc...these are frickin expensive! Cannondany, do you as a XC rider need that extra strength/faderesistance/stoppingpower?
Metal pads last longer but wear out your rotor quicker, they are also better for wet weather and mud. If your rotors say resin pad only that means harder metal (sintered) pads will destroy it.
You make some mistakes in this video. Torque wrench is made for final tightening. So, it is not good idea to wrench bolts. Do it with hex keys until they come to end and then just apply final push with torque wrench. Torque wrench you must hold on handlebar. It is different torque in different position. If you have blue Loctite on bolts, torque will not be correct. You must clean every bolt and then put new (liquid) Loctite.
They way that he is holding the torque wrench is not correct, one should always hold it from the handle, different hand position changes the actual torque measured at the end
Kill4MD... Why does some a..hole always bitch about something. His hand position looked fine to me. Quit whining, I don't see you uploading anything any better.
jackshakamoosac jackshakamoosac first of all, there is no whining here, just pointing out something that ppl should know. Second, it is a simple physics, torque is depended on the distance( radius) from the pivoting point, Google torque or watch the parktool vid talking about torque wrench to understand the physics. Third, the point of me "not uploaded anything better" it is one of the most rediculous argument one can give. If one do not uploaded "something better" does it mean that the comment isn't valid?!? If so most ppl on UA-cam, including you, shouldn't comment on any vid anything "bad" or" whine"
You are correct, torque is based on levers essentially and by holding the wrench that close to the bolt the torque levels might be off a bit compared with holding the wrech at the handle. Would it make much of a difference? Not really. Personally i don't bother with torque wrenches anyway and just use my own judgement.
the torque wrench click at specefic torque, it is independant of the position of the hand. holdin the wrench close to the pivot point only increase the force you migth apply
this would be really good if you put a voice-over
Nice music to focus by. Will be upgrading from 160mm, to 203mm, and this helps a lot.
Speechless version? I like :)
So he can both use this on his Polish channel as well :)
Very clear vdo, to the point, no bull.👍
If I just want to change the bolts is it okay to leave the tire on the bike and loosen each bolt some until removing and replacing with the new bolt ?
Good video except your viewers should be aware that to provide the correct torque, a Torque Wrench needs to be held CORRECTLY BY THE HANDLE not by its arm!
Hi all,
hope to get some tips here, since I have a annoying problem with my Magura disc breaks and Nobby Nic tires. The disc is resonaring at around 20km/h. I tried to dismount and rerighten the disc again, but with no better result. It still makes a strange sound like singing and vibrating.
Even when I take off the wheel and ping the disc with some tools I can hear this resonant frequency.
Is there any way of damping? I‘m thinking about applying some rubber bands or something... please help :-/
Ralf Pieper maybe the pads have movement, mine does so they kinda sound a lil bit when i jump or get into rock gardens
Hi, can you make video about the diferent between floating rotor and regular rotor?
what pounds per inch did you set your torque wrent to to tighten the rotor bolts to?
4nm
Don't tell me thats a float disc...these are frickin expensive! Cannondany, do you as a XC rider need that extra strength/faderesistance/stoppingpower?
Im sure he doesnt, but you know him, he likes green colour :D
Martynas Alijosius he could have gotten rt-86 rotors and paint the black spider green or sth
Does the „hole-design“ of a disc brake matter?
yes its for cooling and for cleaning
How Torque give to Diskbrake Bolt?
3:39~3:48 is one of the keys u gotta be sure to install properly.
My bike rotors say resin pads only, are metal pads better?
it means that the metal pads wont be good for the rotors
Metal pads last longer but wear out your rotor quicker, they are also better for wet weather and mud. If your rotors say resin pad only that means harder metal (sintered) pads will destroy it.
Hello. What force did you put on the torque wrench? Thank you
4 - 6Nm
Just want to know the torque..looks like about 4?
Some discs recommend 6.2nm, but a 5nm torque tool will do the job.
Hi
which Brand/Model are the new Rotors you have install?
you have it in the description
My Disk rotor itself is put of place and loose, what should I do?
Have no idea why you pointed at that hole by 1:34
He was pointing at the rotation arrow.
What size brake rotor bolts do I need? Or is it standard
all rotor bolts are the same
@@ratatouille9084 10mm?
Look like formula disc brake rotor
music is not satisfying
Please tell the key number to unscrew bolts of rotor
Torx 25 (T25) on most popular brakes
Why don't you show the torque settings large enough to see. 👎
4-6nm
big like
Dude, the music! Ugh!
You make some mistakes in this video. Torque wrench is made for final tightening. So, it is not good idea to wrench bolts. Do it with hex keys until they come to end and then just apply final push with torque wrench.
Torque wrench you must hold on handlebar. It is different torque in different position.
If you have blue Loctite on bolts, torque will not be correct. You must clean every bolt and then put new (liquid) Loctite.
The loctite indeed changes the torque, but I want to have a lower torque when either loctite, or an assembly paste is used.
Loctite is applied from factory. Makes no difference. It doesn't change the torque by much.
They way that he is holding the torque wrench is not correct, one should always hold it from the handle, different hand position changes the actual torque measured at the end
Kill4MD... Why does some a..hole always bitch about something. His hand position looked fine to me. Quit whining, I don't see you uploading anything any better.
Lol NO! Back to physics class!
jackshakamoosac jackshakamoosac first of all, there is no whining here, just pointing out something that ppl should know. Second, it is a simple physics, torque is depended on the distance( radius) from the pivoting point, Google torque or watch the parktool vid talking about torque wrench to understand the physics.
Third, the point of me "not uploaded anything better" it is one of the most rediculous argument one can give. If one do not uploaded "something better" does it mean that the comment isn't valid?!? If so most ppl on UA-cam, including you, shouldn't comment on any vid anything "bad" or" whine"
You are correct, torque is based on levers essentially and by holding the wrench that close to the bolt the torque levels might be off a bit compared with holding the wrech at the handle. Would it make much of a difference? Not really.
Personally i don't bother with torque wrenches anyway and just use my own judgement.
the torque wrench click at specefic torque, it is independant of the position of the hand. holdin the wrench close to the pivot point only increase the force you migth apply