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UKBROOKLYN 02-17-2019 05:19 PM

Bora Ultras Brake Noise..
 
I have a fairly new set of Bora Ultra ll 's and they squeal like a landing airplane.
Do the pads bed in eventually and quiet down.. ?? Has anyone tried the Swiss Stop Black Prince pads with the Bora Ultras ??

Apart from the scary noise they are fantastic hoops..

BTW Yes I have toed the pads in..

happycampyer 02-17-2019 07:59 PM

Are you using the latest Campy pads for carbon (either red or grey)? I find that they don't squeal, whereas the older Campy pads did unless you toed them in properly.

uber 02-17-2019 08:30 PM

I am using Campy pads on my Bora’s and there is a definite buzzing with braking. It does not seem to diminish over time on my wheels. The sound does not bother me but I think the buzz is a small price to pay for better braking performance.

nmrt 02-17-2019 08:33 PM

i have the same squealing problem with my bora ultra and the red pads. they do not squeal under normal braking situations. but when i brake a lot in our winding colorado descents, they squeal a LOT when they get hot. same with my enve 3.4.

any ideas? or is this normal?

AngryScientist 02-17-2019 09:17 PM

i've got one's, not ultras, along with a few different sets of carbon wheels....

i think the cheap blue pads available anywhere are the BEST.

they wear super fast, but that's what makes them good. they are soft and brake feel is great, quiet and reliable, at least in dry conditions.

try the cheap blue pads!

UKBROOKLYN 02-17-2019 10:27 PM

Thanks so far.. The Bora ones have a very different braking surface.. The 2s have the AC3 surface.. Different kettle of fish.. so still wondering if anyone has tried the Black Prince pads with the 2s..

KarlC 02-17-2019 10:42 PM

Reynolds Cryo-Blue Power Brake Pads solve most all braking issues my Boras love them

https://aerogeeks.com/2014/04/29/rey...r-pads-review/

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UKBROOKLYN 02-17-2019 10:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KarlC (Post 2502504)
Reynolds Cryo-Blue Power Brake Pads solve most all braking issues my Boras love them

https://aerogeeks.com/2014/04/29/rey...r-pads-review/

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Do you have Bora Two or Bora One.. ??

KarlC 02-17-2019 11:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by UKBROOKLYN (Post 2502508)
Do you have Bora Two or Bora One.. ??

Ultra 2 and Ultra .......

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7922/...6d37250a_b.jpg


https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7808/...92ef692f_b.jpg

UKBROOKLYN 02-18-2019 12:20 AM

So you are saying in your experience the Blue pads quiet down Bora 2s ?? Have you ever tried the Black Prince pads ?? And do you see any build up on the Bora 2 brake track using the blue pads,, ??

KarlC 02-18-2019 12:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by UKBROOKLYN (Post 2502521)
So you are saying in your experience the Blue pads quiet down Bora 2s ?? Have you ever tried the Black Prince pads ?? And do you see any build up on the Bora 2 brake track using the blue pads,, ??

In my experience not all bule pads are the same but Reynolds Cryo-Blue Power Brake Pads solve most all braking issues and I have not had any build up issues with them.

I did not think Black Prince pads where anything special.

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robertbb 02-18-2019 04:33 AM

Using pads other than the red ones that come with Boras will void the warranty.

That aside, are the Reynolds blue cryo pads better than the Campy reds?

lhuerta 02-18-2019 11:01 AM

...definitely use the red Campagnolo pads, they are soft and when toed-in properly very squeak/squeal/squack free, and a strong improvement over the original gray carbon specific Campy pads. Campagnolo recommends use of red pads on older Bora wheels with the first generation brake track...and yes, I have tried the red pads on Ultra II brake track and the difference is noticeable. I would definitely NOT use the SS Prince pads....they are hard and like sand paper and will definitely do a number on ur brake track.

UKBROOKLYN 02-18-2019 09:02 PM

Well some different views here.. I will have to see how much long er I can deal with the noise before going blue..

Thanks all..

slambers3 02-19-2019 05:18 PM

Brake pads toed in?


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