TekTro R530 Road Brakes 2009 Brake Calipers

DESCRIPTION

Light Aluminum Quick Release Mechanism with P420 Adjustable Angle Cartridge Pads...

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[May 29, 2011]
Tom Rudey
Recreational Rider

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
5
Strength:

spring load release is strong and firm, color/finish very nice, and even engagement on rim

Weakness:

maybe better pads but the ones that came with it work fine so far. As wet as it's been this spring up here, I proabably should swap them for some Cool Stop combos but it was damp out yesterday on my ride and they perormed just fine. Also, they're a bit heavy but I'll just eat a few less Wheaties to compensate.

Granted I've only ridden them a couple of times since installation and there have been no screaming downhill descents, but the pull on them is even, the release springs do well and the initial set-up/adjustments were very easy. I was particularly pleased with the spring return firmness. None of that annoying movement of the assembly after release causing them to hang up a pad on one side or other of the rims. For the price they are reasonable and come in black (my color) silver and white finish. I actually paid too much at my LBS (you can get them on-line in the low $40's. They were an upgrade from the ones that came on my OCR2 and I think I be liken them more and more!

Similar Products Used:

Diacompe 188, Cervelo E' brakes, ultegra 6500, Tiagrea 4300,

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