⚡ Tune your brakes like a pro—never miss a smooth stop!
The Rotor Truing Fork is a precision-engineered bicycle disc brake pad alignment tool made from durable, heat-treated high-carbon steel. Featuring three slot depths, it allows accurate adjustment of brake pad gaps to eliminate rotor rub and noise. Compatible with major MTB disc brake brands, this compact, lightweight tool ensures reliable, quiet braking performance on every ride.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 5.71 x 2.28 x 0.12 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.01 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | AIKESIWAY |
| Manufacturer | Xway |
| Part Number | 01 |
| Style | 2pcs Gap Regulators |
T**P
Works as designed
Worked as designed. Good product. Makes centering the disc and caliper brake pads perfectly.
M**D
Great solution to brake issues
Very easy to use. Made a huge improvement in braking performance in addition to solving the brake and rotor noises!
R**N
Well Made, Essential Tool for Brake Maintenance
Well made, they are super easy to use and do a great job of assisting with perfect brake spacing. Cost half what some other brands do and work just as well.
K**D
Quality Build
Great quality and at a nice price, highly Recommend
T**N
These things just work
These things work great they make a whining, a caliper, a very easy task wish I would’ve found something like this years ago
J**8
Great tool to have
Great tool.
C**T
Works Great
Works great for aligning the brake caliper.
J**I
Doesn't always perform as expected
I love the concept and decided to try it. I tune and fix bikes of all kinds all the time and the task of aligning disc brakes can be tedious at times when trying to center the pads. What I found with this product is that it doesn't always fit in the allotted space between the pads and rotor. Some brake calipers which self adjust will leave less space than the thickness of these truing shims. The shims are .008" thick and I found at times the only way to insert them is to remove the pads and compress the caliper pucks. Then insert the shim and apply the brakes at the brake lever. Then tighten your bolts. I would like to see these guys develop a thinner shim and offer it. I'd like to see a .005-.006" shim available.
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