What is the method for adjusting disc brake tightness?
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The method for adjusting disc brake tightness involves adjusting one of the screws in the gap of the disc, tightening or loosening it until the gap is appropriate, then adjusting the other screw until the gap width between the caliper and the brake pad is consistent. Hard brakes provide sensitive feedback and rapid braking force, but at low speeds, it can be difficult to control the braking force, leading to unnecessary sudden stops, nose-diving, or even rear-end collisions. Soft brakes offer better control of braking force at medium to low speeds, but require more effort when greater braking force is needed. Disc brakes consist of a brake oil pump, a brake disc connected to the wheel, and a brake caliper on the disc. When braking, high-pressure brake oil pushes the piston inside the caliper, pressing the brake pads against the brake disc to achieve the braking effect.