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Dia Compe 727 V-BRAKES

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Average Rating 1.25/5
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    Submitted by Greg a Weekend Warrior from Westford
    Date Reviewed: November 19, 2000
    Duration Product Used:2 Years
    Strengths:None at all
    Weaknesses:Spring is terrible. The arms are cheap aand heavy. The hardware is cheap and heavy.
    Similar Products Used:Avid 1.0's
    Bike Setup:GC AIM
    Bottom Line:What junk. Set up is IMPOSSIBLE! The spring is so weak it's incredible. Use AVIDs and be happy. Trust me it's not the levers. I got so fed up with these things rubbing my rims and losing up I had to get rid of them.
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by Kevin a Cross Country Rider from Montreal
    Date Reviewed: September 19, 2000
    Favorite Trail:Anywhere
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Strengths:When working, It brakes fairly well
    Cheap
    Weaknesses:No matter how much adjustment done to it. The spring wpould not hold hold harm aand it keep rubbing my rim
    Bottom Line:This brake came with my Giant Iguana.The back brake was the broken first. The springs just would not hold the pad and it keep on rubbing my rim no matter how much adjustment. I just paid new Deore v-brake and my system is working properly. Would not recommend this brakes to anyone
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by Greg Wang a Weekend Warrior from Pleasanton, CA
    Date Reviewed: June 10, 1999
    Favorite Trail:
    Tilden/Redwood/Joaquin Miller/Morgan Territory
    Duration Product Used:
    tested or demo'ed only
    Strengths:
    The won't break
    Weaknesses:
    They won't brake.
    Similar Products Used:
    LX V-brakes, Dia-Compe 747
    Bike Setup:
    Specialized Ground Control
    Bottom Line:I just spent the last hour trying to get these pieces of poop working on a friend's bike. Could be the levers, too, but anyhow the back brakes barely even work at all. Even though I'm a neophyte mechanic I can tell you there are better brakes that probably don't cost much more.
    Overall Rating:2

    Submitted by BH a Racer from Georgia
    Date Reviewed: May 2, 1999
    Duration Product Used:
    2 Years
    Strengths:
    They stop you
    (some times)
    Weaknesses:
    every thing
    Similar Products Used:
    Hayes disc
    LX
    AVID 1.9
    Hope disc
    H-33
    Bike Setup:
    GC AIM A-1
    Bottom Line:The Fuc*ing brakes scrape the outter knobs of the tires even when set up right by the REI dealer(they su*k too). They stop me some times when you pull with all of you might.
    Overall Rating:1






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