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"Aero" brake placement: way of the future, total crock, or both?
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gtingley
Jul 5, 08 7:31
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Re: "Aero" brake placement: way of the future, total crock, or both? [Drew_O]
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Jul 5, 08 7:34
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Re: "Aero" brake placement: way of the future, total crock, or both? [Bman]
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I would actually sell (ok put them on a different bike) my Zero Gravity Ti brakes to do up a similar set up to this.
You could do this on the back of the bike as well
with one of the seat clamp mounts that you use for cyclo cross rear brake set ups and that mount is very light.
Very well done.
something like this?
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BMAN
Jul 5, 08 8:22
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Re: "Aero" brake placement: way of the future, total crock, or both? [gregclimbs]
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See now that is just slick. Great work.]
I think it is aero or die with you.
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dtreeps
Jul 5, 08 9:14
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Re: "Aero" brake placement: way of the future, total crock, or both? [gregclimbs]
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no more felt for you?
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Niezgodafitness
Jul 5, 08 9:42
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Re: "Aero" brake placement: way of the future, total crock, or both? [Drew_O]
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I asked the Specialized rep about this on their Transition frame a year ago and he couldn't give me any clear answers.
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gregclimbs
Jul 5, 08 10:58
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Re: "Aero" brake placement: way of the future, total crock, or both? [dtreeps]
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no more felt for you?
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This is it's fraternal twin as alluded to elsewhere...
Hopefully next sunday it will be field tested against each other...
Since it is field testing I suspect them to be ~=
But looking to see if I can tease out yaw differences in looking @ inbound vs. outbound segments
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dkreasoner
Oct 21, 08 6:33
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Re: "Aero" brake placement: way of the future, total crock, or both? [Tom A.]
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how has this turned out? I think it looks great. I have some tektro 725 sitting around and I am interested in trying this.
Tom A.
Oct 21, 08 7:25
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Re: "Aero" brake placement: way of the future, total crock, or both? [dkreasoner]
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how has this turned out? I think it looks great. I have some tektro 725 sitting around and I am interested in trying this.
As shown in the pics in that thread, the brake works fairly well, especially after I replaced the stock pads with KoolStops.
I've got some of the parts together for the next step...but that's going to be a "winter project", so no further progress yet.
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