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Just wanted to check something before I drive myself mad trying to silence a very minor noise coming from my bike.
Rotors with lots of holes (more hole than metal) - is a clicking/catching noise something you just have to live with or fixable? Never had this problem with Shimano rotors and others in the past. Everything's all bedded in and I'm not getting the noise from the rear (same rotor and caliper). Thanks!
I UTFS'd but couldn't see anything so apologies if a repeat.
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Really mean
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Black start, never heard of it but interesting concept to think about in other contexts.
Thanks Tester and Timmah for replies as well.
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Ah yes please, that would be great
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If a) every server in world was connected to a single power source; b) there were no back ups or off grid servers (or any other loop holes); and c) I turned the power off and on again, could I theoretically erase all the information on the internet?
As I suspect the answer is no, if I left it powered off for a year then turned it back on, would there be any issues (purely related to the information stored on the internet, not societal collapse)?
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Not fussed on spec/colour/etc. Can pick up from Bristol otherwise post only.
Cheers!
It was only when braking, plenty of clearance. I had already cleaned rotors with iso and sanded pads. Realignment seems to have got rid of the clicking noise, just back to a "contaminated" sound so maybe new pads in the future or a long ride through the mud. Thanks to you and @coventry_eagle for the replies!