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12/7/2020 12:46pm

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Just a test.

veejar Added a comment about feature Ryan Howard's Trek Mountain Bike Quiver - Pro Bike Check

5/26/2020 10:58am

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Apostt Liked a bike check CUBE Fritzz 180 Custom

6/13/2018 2:30am

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6/12/2018 12:32pm

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SlicedAsiago Liked a comment about Feature Vital MTB Face Off: The Best Heavy-Duty Disc Brakes

12/26/2017 11:47am

Fortunately there's plenty of options to suit everyones preference. As consumers all you can do is try multiple brands out and choose which one performs how you need it to. Just because the review says its the best that doesn't mean it will meet your requirements in all aspects. Yes sometimes things happen within quality control so take every personal review as what it is, information.

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Nic Cotton Liked a comment about Feature Vital MTB Face Off: The Best Heavy-Duty Disc Brakes

12/26/2017 11:23am

But all brakes are shit if you get a bad set? I'd go as far to say that the sram (not avid) guides that I have currently are probably the best brakes I've ever used and as far as bike set up goes, I'm definitely most anal about my brakes. Not to say everyone has the same result, nor does it mean that a well set up guide will suit every person in terms of brake feel. I have also had terrible experience with shimano saints and zees. Very inconsistent, poor lever feel and were known to almost fail completely...

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sadfusde Liked a comment about Feature Vital MTB Face Off: The Best Heavy-Duty Disc Brakes

12/26/2017 11:19am

I'm sorry but I'll never be able to trust any stoppers with the Avid/Sram logo on them. I bought a 4600€ bike which came equipped with Sram Guide brakes and they've been nothing but a headache since I first rode the bike. The seem alright after bleeding when coming out of the store, but as soon as I hit some more demanding trails, they just don't perform. The gap between the pads and the rotor becomes larger on every run down the track (getting to the point where the lever touches the grip) and as soon as they heat up...

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sliken Liked a comment about Feature Vital MTB Face Off: The Best Heavy-Duty Disc Brakes

12/26/2017 11:10am

My Santa Cruz Blur was over $5k USA with shimano XTR, granted it was 14 years ago. But they were terrible, inconsistent, would often drag, even rebuilding the cylinders didn't always help. Oh and they made their horrible screech. Rides in moab would mock me as they rode by. Generally I think it's more of a hit or miss on any bike parts that are the lightest. I don't mind a few extra grams here and there, not like I don't have some extra pounds around my middle. Sram has taken some big steps to help with heat, hot brake...

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