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Old 08-22-19, 07:39 AM
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Rides4Beer
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Originally Posted by mantis
Both my Specialized mountain bike and my Canyon Aeroad have Shimano hydraulic discs. The Specialized even has about the cheapest setup Shimano offers. Neither have ever squealed once.

They both have the standard from the factory pads, which I’m sure are resin.
Same, Shimano 105 hyd with stock pads. Over 1,000 miles through rain, gravel, mud. Only time they've squealed is during a hard braking effort in the rain, but not during normal use. I clean the bike thoroughly after gravel rides, and then clean the rotors with alcohol just to make sure nothing is on them. I haven't had to do anything with the pads. I did have a piston get stuck on the front rotor, but it was replaced under warranty, no issues since. I also routinely swap between my gravel and road wheelsets, no issues with rubbing or adjusting. But I run the same rotors on both wheelsets because I didn't want issues with adjustments when swapping. Hopefully when I get my disc road bike it is just as trouble free.
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