How to adjust the V-brake

Use a wrench to make the brake pads on both sides parallel to the wheel.

1. You can also see that there is a screw next to the brake arm that can be adjusted. If the adjustment is not good, it will basically be scrapped. Tighten it clockwise to increase the elastic force, and counterclockwise to reduce the elastic force. For example, after the line is tightened, the left side is large, and the right side is attached to the circle, indicating that the left side is too strong. Tighten the right side, loosen the left side, and adjust it slowly.

2. There are C-type and V-type brakes of bicycles. C brakes are for road bikes and V brakes are for mountain bikes. The c-brake is pulled by the c-shaped metal body, and the ring is clamped to brake. The fixed point in the middle is pulled by the shaft with steel wire to brake.

3. The V-type brake refers to the friction resistance generated by the two brake blocks and the wheel slip, which exerts the braking effect. It is named because the shape is similar to the V-type during braking. Take the two fixed points on the wheel side as the axis.