There's a lot of travel in my brake levers before the pads bite the rotor, the levers nearly hit the handlebar when fully compressed.
This is a brand new groupset/ bike so I would be pissed off if I have to bleed it. Is there a simpler method?
rim brakes are so much easier
You can probably solve that by adding a bit more brake fluid to the system. No need for a full bleed.
Thank you I will give this a try
This shouldn't really work. Or rather, without ninja level bleed tricks I don't understand why it would do anything.
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There's a lot of travel in my brake levers before the pads bite the rotor, the levers nearly hit the handlebar when fully compressed.
This is a brand new groupset/ bike so I would be pissed off if I have to bleed it. Is there a simpler method?
rim brakes are so much easier