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Funn EZR Mechanical Disc Brake Disc Brake System

4.33/5

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Midrange full size mechanical disc brake
Melt forge heat treated caliper body
Funn Big balls system
Super smooth powerful braking action
160mm or 203mm mudslinger rotors

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Submitted by Shaun

Date Reviewed: February 6, 2013

Strengths:    Smooth breaking
Quiet
Reliable

Weaknesses:    Brake Pads are great, but cannot find replacements!!

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I was excited to buy this. I knew they weren't top of the line, but solid construction.

The only problem, is you cannot find the replacement pads anywhere... anywhere....
If someone knows some compatible, please let me know... FUNN doesn't even have a CS number from their website (Funnbrakes.com.... no contact whatsoever....

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Submitted by Jimmy Stuttard a Weekend Warrior from Gloucestershire

Date Reviewed: October 20, 2009

Strengths:    Strong, very reliable, look great

Weaknesses:    Pads have worn a bit

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Love these brakes, they're stronger than some 203mm rotor mechanicals i've tried before and i have 180mm rotors, and the white callipers look awesome!
Definitely good for if you don't want to upgrade to hydraulic brakes but still want a good pair. Great for budget buyers, I paid £40 for front and back, which is about $46(ish)

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Favorite Trail:   T-Line @ Pedalabikeaway

Duration Product Used:   1 Year

Price Paid:    $32.00

Purchased At:   chainreactioncycles.

Similar Products Used:   Avid BB5/7

Bike Setup:   Saracen Mantra, 120mm travel, single speed set up, Used for absolutely everything!

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Submitted by lolmaus a Weekend Warrior from Moscow, Russia

Date Reviewed: September 19, 2009

Strengths:    None.

Weaknesses:    None.

Bottom Line:

These brakes are available OEM only.

They are pretty nice. If you've got them on your bike, you don't need to replace them with other mechanical disc brakes. Only hydraulic brakes are worth to change to.

They say Avid BB5 and BB7 are better. I tried Avid BB5 but don't feel any considerable difference, neither in braking power/modulation, nor in maintenance.