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mtnpat
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: June 21, 2002
Bottom Line: These suck. They eat up your rims. Nuff said.
Similar Products Used: Kool Stop Dura-Type black
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weiwentg
a Road Racer
from SingaporeDate Reviewed: March 23, 2002
Weaknesses: short life in winterBottom Line: 2 months of Michigan's winter conditions wore them down way past the wear lines. I know Michigan has crappy weather, but no brake pad should last that short. I hate to think what I'm doing to my rims - but not for much longer, since my next set of pads will be Kool Stops.
Purchased At: came with the brakes
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Jan van Es
a Road Racer
from the NetherlandsDate Reviewed: April 3, 2000
Strengths: The soft version works very well on non-ceramic rims. The compound of these pads is the same as the former 8 speed pads.Weaknesses: The firm version that was initially shipped with all new Dura-Ace groupsets was too agressive on many rims (including my Campagnolo Omega and Mavic Cosmic Equipes), resulting in excessive wear and insufficient braking. I even found small parts of rim in the brake pads!Bottom Line: Be sure which type of Dura-Ace pads to use... and evaluate.
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Bike Setup: Gazelle Demax (slooping, oversized and tapered Reynolds 531)
Dura-Ace
Time club fork
Mavic Cosmic Equipe wheels
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