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BowWow
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: December 10, 2003
Strengths: Strong, modulate well, required relatively light squeeze on the levers, look good...Weaknesses: Weight, maybe (not significantly heavy). I'd probably replace the pads with Kool Stop salmons eventually...Bottom Line: I only used them for three months before I sold the Jamis. They worked great! I can't vouch for longevity, but I was very impressed with their power, the ease of modulation, and ther nice looks.
Purchased At: Jamis
Similar Products Used: Cervelo house brand crap (very disappointing brakes!)
Bike Setup: Jamis Ventura, stock out of the box with full Tiagra (nice bike, just didn't fit me well)
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Bleve
a Commuter
from Melbourne, AustraliaDate Reviewed: March 28, 2002
Strengths: they seem to stop the bike ok, I'm 104kg (~220lb) and my daily ride has a lot of hills, so far they've worked well, wet and dry. Plenty of clearance for my 25mm tyres.Weaknesses: Nothing really to compare them to, is it worth goign up to 105's?Bottom Line: WIthout comparing them to anything else much except a clunky old set of centrepulls on my old hybrid, they're good. I'm rating them a 4 simply because they work, don't squeal, and I've got nothing to compare them to yet, and I'm heavy, so they get a lot of work.
Favorite Ride: Yarra trail
Bike Setup: Stock 56cm 2002 Trek 1400, Shimano 105 groupset save for the Tiagra calipers (this is how the bike s
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