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Old 20-Feb-2006, 21:00
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coming home tonight i found when i pulled the front brake it was making a rubbing noise as if the pads are not biting into the discs and slight vibration
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Old 20-Feb-2006, 21:03
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just looked at the discs they look a bit glazed
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Old 20-Feb-2006, 21:25
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You might have picked up some oil or grease contamination. Have you had the front wheel out lately or had a new tyre fitted at all?
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Could be some gunk in your callipers? I'd get it checked out matey...
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Old 22-Feb-2006, 16:29
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Duc Daz,

What machine have you got - model/year ? Reason for asking is that I have a 749 Dark about 4 months old and it sounds like it's doing somthing similar. Although my problem occurs after I've stopped, as I pull away it sounds as though the brake calipers are not releasing properly and I get a graunching noise. I'm curious to see whether there's a theme here.

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Old 22-Feb-2006, 18:14
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Duc Daz,

What machine have you got - model/year ? Reason for asking is that I have a 749 Dark about 4 months old and it sounds like it's doing somthing similar. Although my problem occurs after I've stopped, as I pull away it sounds as though the brake calipers are not releasing properly and I get a graunching noise. I'm curious to see whether there's a theme here.

Jiminy

Are you sure the frond end graunching noise wasn't the clutch?
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Old 22-Feb-2006, 19:33
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it sounds like a sqealing noise as if the pads are made from wood
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Old 22-Feb-2006, 19:35
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my bike is a 999 bip grey swing arm .and its not the clutch because it happens when im free wheeling down my drive way
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Old 22-Feb-2006, 19:37
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Jiminy - sounds like it might be the clutch as Khu says.

Duc Daz - have you got glazed pads?
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Old 22-Feb-2006, 19:39
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Daz - don't ride it. Either strip/clean/check your brakes yourself or get your dealer to pick your bike up. Just out of interest, is it an '04 model?
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