Thanks Eric. I’ll send a private message.
On Sat, Jul 18, 2020 at 2:22 AM Eric G@rs wrote:
> Hey Joel,
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> I have a pair of CX50s that you can have if you pay the shipping. They’re
> in great shape, no issues. Let me know if you want them.
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I have Tektro 720s on my Hillborne and they're okay. Their power is fine
and their price is hard to beat, but they have limited adjustability. IRD
Cafam are a nice brake with Paul-like adjustability (great!) but for their
price you're too close to Paul pricing to not make the jump, IMO.
As
Yeah, I’m not going to spend that kind of money, will look at affordable
good quality as you state.
On Fri, Jul 17, 2020 at 1:00 AM Philip Williamson <
philip.william...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I like CX50s for clarity of setup. They work well, and they look okay.
> They are pretty cheap, compared
On the eBay, even the old Alivio / STX / LX low profile cantis work great and
can be had cheap cheap cheap. With the right set of tools and instructions
(e.g. an Allen key, a 10mm box wrench, a rubber band for toe-in, and maybe a
3-rd hand tool), set up can be systematic and trouble-free. Using
I like CX50s for clarity of setup. They work well, and they look okay. They are
pretty cheap, compared to those Suntour XCs. Once you’re talking $180 brake
sets, you may as well pay $260 for Paul Minimotos. Easy setup, extremely
awesome stopping power, and no brake judder.
Philip
Santa
I don’t think I need to go with V brakes (smack me if I am wrong), and I an
unwilling to buy Paul’s due to price. I got a recommendation on Velo
orange grand cru at $145 a set.
Ant thoughts on what to use on an Appaloosa or Atlantis?
If I use cantis I have a nice NOS set of Suntour
