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mtnryder56
a Weekend Warrior
from Woodside, CADate Reviewed: February 3, 2012
Strengths: Amazing lack of weight, cool tech, fully carbon, good breaking power. Did I mention that they are light!Weaknesses: Initial braking power is less than the Juicy's, I should have went with a 210 up front and 180 in the back. Right now I have 180 and 160, and they can fade with really long downhills, like DownievilleBottom Line: Overall these are crazy light brakes that have cool technology that goes into them, that work well. I put them on my XC/all mountain bike and have been very happy with them. The carbon lever feels like it flexs alittle more than a metal one does, but it does not impact the braking performance.
Very highly rated brake
Favorite Trail: Ladies Only
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Purchased At: MTBR video Contest
Similar Products Used: Juicy's but they were the older ones
Bike Setup: Trance X, pike, XT drivetrain, and crossline wheels
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Dambala
a Cross Country RiderDate Reviewed: August 17, 2011
Strengths: Shockingly light weight, excellent stopping power and modulation.Weaknesses: $$$$$, Could use a little more initial bite with stock pads. (I am used to running all metal pads)Bottom Line: So far I am very impressed with the power and modulation. When after market all metal pads become available I'll give them a try.
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Avid Elixirs, Shimano XT
Bike Setup: S-Works 29er hardtail
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