first few miles or so into rides they are always lacking in power or squeeling if it’s remotely wet. Then they come back so all is good.
they just need a good bleed. If there is no obvious leaks its not the seals. Squealing, yeah sometimes when wet but that’s not a lack of braking. Just noise, ignore it soon disappears. New pads etc and cleaning rotors just wasting money.
the bars pull further to the bars than they used too.
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also needs bleed.
When you bleed them make sure the calliper hose is straight up. take the calliper off and let it dangle. This ensures and air escapes up the pipe. Applies mainly to rear. Front in my experience is never a problem.
Had my XTs for 3 plus years so far, bleed I guess when I have the above problems. Often notice it when the bikes been laid down in the car.
I also notice that when this happens that the fluid is black! Clearly needs a change so I give it a good bleed until clear oil comes through. The oil will degrade over time.