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Charles
a
from Sydney, AustraliaDate Reviewed: October 31, 2001
Strengths: None, Zero, Zilch, nada, too light for a paper weight even.Weaknesses: Everything, Worked good for 10 minutes, on clean dry wheels, failed painfully, pulled up on the rear wheel, lurched and you could hear them squeel as I went over backwards, I was deathgripping the brake leaver, damn near broke my pelvis.Bottom Line: Don't buy them, don't even get on a bike that has them.
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$10.00
Purchased At: Bike shop
Similar Products Used: Promax, Aztec2
Bike Setup: Trek Bruiser 1
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Nathen Fredrick
a Downhiller
from Sheffield, UKDate Reviewed: May 17, 2000
Strengths: Red, Nice White logo on the pads.Weaknesses: Bag of Balls, never work in the wet, take too long to dry out, blah blah blahBottom Line: I wouldn't buy these again if you paid me, Kool Stops are much Better
Favorite Trail: Blackamoor
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Similar Products Used: Mission Control, Shimano, SRAM, EBC Rim Pads, Koolstops
Bike Setup: Muddy Fox Dual 24" (only 50 in uk)Manitou Spyders, for now.
D521's on sealed cartrige hubs, the dogs balls.
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MarE
a Weekend Warrior
from Novo mestoDate Reviewed: June 4, 1999
Strengths:
Very good performance
works in wet/mud conditions
when set properly (little coin-trick) they are very quiet even when wetWeaknesses:
due to very soft material they wear out very quicklyBottom Line: I was happy when I finally found one pads which are good in all conditions
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Similar Products Used:
Shimano LX pads, but they were very noisy!!!
Bike Setup:
I use them with shimano V-brakes
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