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Message: [QUOTE="whenfoxforks-ruled, post: 1251056, member: 73147"] Check your pads and bleed. Push the piston all the way back. This is a good thing to do when you wash. Then pump your brake pedal and see if the piston is hanging in the caliper. It takes some pretty good pressure to move the piston all the way back in. But you should be able to do it with your hands. If the pads are really worn funny things can happen. If you are dragging the rear brake it can overheat the brake and cause problems also. [/QUOTE]