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flyboy50
a Road Racer
from Date Reviewed: April 7, 2009
Strengths: Weight, looks, price, ease of adjustment. Good power/modulation.Weaknesses: Probably not quite as "cost vs weight" efficient as SRAM RivalBottom Line: I use these calipers with DA7800 brifters, and overall the performance is very good. The pads work well and are easy to adjust, they are very light and not hugely expensive, they look very nice, and when braking hard they are powerful but controlled. Coming from low end shimano calipers, it is very easy to accidentally lock the rear wheel, but after a couple stops you get used to the extra power and the modulation makes it easy to brake precisely.
Favorite Ride: Anything without much traffic
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$100.00
Purchased At: team lbs
Similar Products Used: Shimano sora, mtb disc brakes,
Bike Setup: Full DA7800 with these calipers, Neuvation wheels, 09 Raleigh team frame (full carbon) with EC90sl fork, michelin tires
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steve mcmahon
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: November 4, 2008
Strengths: Light, work wellWeaknesses: Questionable material spec.Bottom Line: Been riding these for almost two years. Did a complete bike tear down and found that several pieces of hardware are pretty severely rusted. The Torx headed pivot bolt in the caliper has a pretty good bloom to it and the brake cable fixing washer is completey rotten. Kinda cheesy.
Favorite Ride: cero noreste
Similar Products Used: Dura Ace
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