It sounds as though the noise is coming from the front break area. Any ideas on what this could beand what remedies can I take to alleviate the problem. Thanks.
It could be a brake pad indicator warning. If your pads get too thin, it will give you and audible sound to let you know the pads need replacing.
no fun pushing when that happens!
Some pass, others fail. Some tires just don't study. Others are just stupid tires.
i do no longer screech, yet whilst i'm no longer able to sleep then I stare on the ceiling. I toss and turn and attempt to get comfortable or i attempt to think of of what the shadows around me must be, kinda like an i-undercover agent game. If that doesn't paintings I initiate buzzing to myself. Then till now I comprehend it I initiate singing out loud and the subsequent ingredient i comprehend i'm getting hit by potential of a pillow my sister threw by using fact I woke her up :)
as VikingLo. stated . the pads have a different material built in to the pad down close to where the end of the pad meets the metal base. it is designed to make a squeeling noise so you know it's getting close to time to replace the pads with new ones. merely replace the old pads with new ones and the noise should go away. likewise, there is also the possibility that the fuild has been boiled and the noise is coming from the burnt fluid or the pads get overly hot . that happens alot on dirt bikes, especially enduro or harescrambles bikes that are run for long races, usually when really hot temperatures on a tight course where you are using the brakes frequently. I kinda doubt that is the case with your bike though.
