Every bike makes some kind of normal noise while running. Which is very familiar to the bike owner. When the rider hears any unusual noise, it is both annoying and dangerous in many cases.

All regular bike riders have a problem with one noise, and that is the occasional screeching noise when braking. The sound is so annoying that sometimes the head gets very hot.

The word is, you go to the service center and get it fixed, it happens again after a few days. In the new situation, many went to the service center and shouted that why the same problem is happening again and again?

Basically this problem is like riding a bike. The only permanent solution is to stop the bike and leave it at home.

Rain, shine or rain doesn’t matter to those who ride bikes regularly. It is important to reach the destination on time with the bike. And this problem will be more if you ride the bike in rain or rain.

So let’s take a look at why this problem occurs and what are the ways to solve it

If sand enters:

One of the main reasons for squeaking noises when the bike brakes are applied is sand entering the brakes.

How sand entered the brake? So when we ride a bike in wet or rain, wet or rain affects the brake of the bike. Some babies also enter the brake through water. If the bike is stopped, this dirt or sand will dry on the brake. Later when the brake is pressed while driving it makes a rattling noise.

The solution is simple. If your disc has this problem, wipe the bike disc well with a dry cloth. If possible, wash well with shampoo. Hope it will be ok.

And if the drum breaks, you will see that it will be solved after running it for some time. If not, open the drum brake and wipe it well.

If this problem occurs regularly and you don’t clean it, the bike’s drum can wear out. Digun will be fined later.

Is there no permanent solution? no no If you ride a bike, the brakes of the bike will need sand. And if there is sand or sand, it will make a sound.

If you regularly drive on bad roads:

If you regularly ride on bad roads, it is normal to hear noise from the brakes. When riding a bike on potholes or broken roads, noise can come not only from the brakes but also from different parts of the bike.

Driving on bad roads requires frequent braking. Repeated braking causes the spring in the brake pad to become lighter. Then when riding the bike, the brake sticks to the drum and makes noise.

If the brake pad wears out:

When the bike’s brake pads wear out, this noise can occur when braking.

Basically, when the brake pads wear out, the iron friction of the brake pads with the drum or disc causes this kind of noise.

When you see the brake is not as smooth as before. Catch is working but not at the right time. If it makes a noise again, then you will know that the brake pads are worn out.

The noise coming from the bike brakes is normal. But regular noise is bad for the bike.