Hi Ash.
PM sent.
Steve.
On Thursday, January 18, 2018 at 7:32:07 PM UTC-6, Ash wrote:
>
> Hi John,
>
> After trying 3 canti brakes and 2 v-brakes I understood how cantis are
> technically better.
> For certain types of use they are indeed superior. Breaking power
> adjustability matters
Hi John,
After trying 3 canti brakes and 2 v-brakes I understood how cantis are
technically better.
For certain types of use they are indeed superior. Breaking power
adjustability matters while touring with weight, I would think. For those
who want to go beyond 2.0" tires with fenders, they
Ash,
What did you ending up using on your Appaloosa?
John
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Accumulated these in the process of deciding on brakes for my Appaloosa
back in June. I have used them each for 100 miles or less.
Prices shipped (within USA). All are front/back set.
Tektro CR710 - $45
VO Grand Cru Zeste - $70
Avid Short Ultimate - $90
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