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Bicycle Mechanics and Repair Decal Mechanical Engineering 98/198 Spring 14 Lecture 3 – staaaahp it

Bicycle Mechanics and Repair Decal Mechanical Engineering 98/198 Spring 14 Lecture 3 – staaaahp it

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Bicycle Mechanics and Repair Decal Mechanical Engineering 98/198 Spring 14 Lecture 3 – staaaahp it. Lever. Components. Cables. Caliper. Caliper. Main Brake Types - Side Pull Brakes. Dual Pivot. Single Pivot. Main Brake Types - Center Pull Brakes. Cantilever. U Brake. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Bicycle Mechanics and Repair Decal Mechanical Engineering 98/198 Spring 14 Lecture 3 – staaaahp it

Bicycle Mechanics and Repair DecalMechanical Engineering 98/198

Spring 14

Lecture 3 – staaaahp it

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Components

Lever

Caliper

Cables

Caliper

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Main Brake Types - Side Pull Brakes

Dual Pivot Single Pivot

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Main Brake Types - Center Pull Brakes

Cantilever U Brake

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Main Brake Types - V Brakes

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Dual Pivot Brakes in Detail

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Other Types of Brakes

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Brake Cable FunctionConnects brake lever to brake

Cable

Inner Sleeve

Steel Structure

Plastic Coating

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Replacing Brake CablesReplacement Cable Should have the same “Nipple”

Pear – Road Bikes Standard – Mountain Bikes

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Do Not Confuse Brake and Gear Housing!!!!

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Before Adjusting Your Brakes

Wheel must be centered in the fork.

Wheel must be true(no wobble side to side when rotated)

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Aligning Brake Pads

Make sure the pad is centered in relation to the rim.

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Brake Toe-In

To prevent brake squeal and ensure even contact, angle the pads towards the direction of rotation of the wheel(front of bike).

Use a dime or a credit card to help set the gap.

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When to Replace Pads

Metal shards embedded in pad rubber

Step worn into pad

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When To Replace Brake Pads

Check the grooves to see when brakes should be replaced.

New!!Safe!!Awesome!!!

Worn. Needs to be Replaced!

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Maintaining Brake Pads

• Keep both the rims and brake pads clean Remove and large

particles Sand brake pads Clean Rims with

degreaser

Don’t use oil or grease!!

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Disc Brakes!Mechanical Hydraulic

Cable activated Fluid Activated

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Features of Disc Brakes

- Hub mounted disc

- Frame or fork mounted

caliper

- Pads squeeze the hub

mounted disc through

mechanical pull or fluid

pressure

- Kinetic energy gets turned to

thermal energy through

friction!

- More power than rim

brakes

- Work in all weather

conditions

- Also heavier than rim

brakes

- Gives you mad power at

the lever!!! MOAR

POWER!

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Braking Tips…

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... So this doesn’t happen to you

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Tips

Cornering: Use both brakes

Emergency Braking Mostly front brake! Lean back!

Front Brake: 95% of braking power

Rear Brake: Use on slippery surfaces and when turning