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Maybe someone can help I am stumped I cant get my breaks adjusted correctly on my early 80`s Argo. Possible someone can head me in the right direction I have searched found some good material but no good videos. I have had the Argo about 4 years every time I take it out I have to really pull back on the handle to turn at all this does not seem right to me
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Hi I had similar problem and managed to get it better by adjusting up push rods onto cylinders and cleaned discs up with brake cleaning fluid and found huge improvementComment
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Thanks for the help I found this video a while back and could not for the life of me find it again.Originally posted by guyfox View PostComment
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You may want to sand the brakes and discs ( with a mask on ) as they could be glazed from the heat.sigpic
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That's probably not a bad idea ill remember to do that. My brother is an engineer for a break pad company he is going to make me some ceramic pads that should help with cooling.Originally posted by ARGOJIM View PostComment
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I am currently designing a fixed t-bar handlebar setup that utilizes hand lever hydraulic brakes and a choice of twist, thumb or foot pedal throttle. Will have pics and results up soon.Comment
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