What Causes the Front Brake Squealing Noise on Motorcycles?

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Motorcycle brake squealing noise may be caused by the following reasons: Brake pad break-in: The break-in period for new vehicles, during which brake pad break-in is a crucial phase. Newly replaced brake pads also require a break-in period to better integrate with the old rotor. Initially, the brakes may feel very stiff, and it typically takes several hundred kilometers of riding before they feel better. Slamming on the brakes reduces the lifespan of the brake pads, so it is recommended to avoid artificially forcing wear on them. Debris ingress: While riding, very fine sand particles can get between the pads and rotor, causing friction and resulting in unusual noises. This situation generally does not require repair; simply riding for a while to allow the small sand particles to fall out is sufficient. Brake system malfunction: Missing or damaged brake rotor mounting screws can also cause brake squealing. If there is a malfunction in the brake system, inspection and repair are necessary.