That would be correct, I have to keep them on so everyone can keep up with meAcadian said:
hope m4, gustav or avid juicy?
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chicodude01 said:
Yeah, what he said. Shimano's might lack appeal but they work great, are not too expensive, and you can find parts just about anywhere if you need 'em. That's true of hayes too, but not avid (yet) or magura (ever).
My vote: Get a set of Saint or xt calipers, regular xt levers, and shimano or hayes rotors and be happy.
Gustavs, No question.
Been running them on several different bikes over the last 5 years or so....I've never felt a nicer brake. More power than anybody needs, and a lever feel that allows complete control with one finger.
Been running them on several different bikes over the last 5 years or so....I've never felt a nicer brake. More power than anybody needs, and a lever feel that allows complete control with one finger.
*insert cleverness*Ridemonkey said:
Just finished riding and all I can say is wow. If you remember the first time you went from v-brakes or canti's to discs this is about the same amount of difference between h(g)ayes and gustav's. Modulation is incredible and power is great. Set-up was a breeze . If you are getting a set I would recomend the 190mm front rotor unless your a big guy, the 210 is realy almost too much power. I can't vouch long term but inital impressions are VERY possitive.
All brakes suck.... im gonna just ride with a stick in my hand and when i need to stop, ill stick it in my spokes.......
Its last years 2 piece M4 and the new Mono M4.mtbman4 said:Whats the difference between m4s and M4s?