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I was out riding earlier and I was practicing the double bounce to front wheel techinque on a smallish wall. On my third attempt I landed on the front wheel and when I pulled the lever I felt it lock for a second then when I was up in mid-air with my back wheel not quite up to the edge of the wall, the brake completely fell out underneath me and the front wheel went skiding :P Luckily the wall wasn't that big and I just landed on my feet. I took a look at my front brake and saw that half the plazmatic pad had been ripped off ^_^ :P

Has anyone else found they do this? I've not heard of them splitting at least.

Jackery <_<

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I was out riding earlier and I was practicing the double bounce to front wheel techinque on a smallish wall. On my third attempt I landed on the front wheel and when I pulled the lever I felt it lock for a second then when I was up in mid-air with my back wheel not quite up to the edge of the wall, the brake completely fell out underneath me and the front wheel went skiding :D Luckily the wall wasn't that big and I just landed on my feet. I took a look at my front brake and saw that half the plazmatic pad had been ripped off ^_^ :P

Has anyone else found they do this? I've not heard of them splitting at least.

Jackery <_<

how old was the pad? i found dmy old ones ripping after about a year of use :P

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They seem to be happening to a few diferent pad's at the moment like I heard the heatsink blue's did this but my mate run's them and they are fine for him it might just be a few bad pad's. My plaz pads are perfect and there is no sign's of braking or anything going on with the backing's or the pad material.

I heard that there is a new material on plaz pad's which i have been told mine are is this true or have i got mixed up along the way <_<

cheers rickyb

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