They are terrible, but impressively, each one more terrible than the last.
Levy's most recent work is a complete abortion of misinformation - combining data from different testers about brakes he evidently hasn't spent much time with himself, while applying classic LEVY-smoothing™ journalism to ensure that all products appear equally rated, since pinkbike shouldn't dare mark a single product the winner.
I have created a quick terminology disambiguation scheme to dissect his work:
Levy's most recent work is a complete abortion of misinformation - combining data from different testers about brakes he evidently hasn't spent much time with himself, while applying classic LEVY-smoothing™ journalism to ensure that all products appear equally rated, since pinkbike shouldn't dare mark a single product the winner.
I have created a quick terminology disambiguation scheme to dissect his work:
- "Unique ergonomics" = terrible lever design
- "Amazing modulation" = terrible stopping power
- "Parts easy to find" = fails easily and needs parts
- "Service might be challenging" = I never worked on this brake myself
- "Proven to be reliable" = I used these brakes for six months
- "Some riders love immediate power" = some riders like brakes that work
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