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Old 10-03-2017, 10:12 AM   #19
IllusionX
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Brake maintenance should be performed at least once every other year. So, you don't really need to mess with backing up.

I just performed brake maintenance after 2 years. Front caliper slider pin almost ceased up.

I'm hoping to get more life out of my brakes than it did previously. Both times before, at 80k km and then at 130k km, front pads would stop making full contact with the disc, and start to rust.

178k km now and are still in perfect shape. Rear shoes are also adjusted as part of the brakes maintenance.

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