manual locking hubs
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Green1
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Re: manual locking hubs
if the brakes are a little soft you might want to check the brake fluid...
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Re: manual locking hubs
First thing I did when I noticed that and it was full..Maybe a something was affected when I replaced the pads. I will keep an eye on it (or should I say, a foot on it) 
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Re: manual locking hubs
You may have an air bubble in the brake lines. Best to bleed the brakes again. The heat of the pads settling may have boiled a bubble in the brakes (say that 10 times fast).
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