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08-17-07, 06:35 AM
Hey all
I'm in the process of getting parts for my new SS XC rig (Soma 4one5 with On-One Superlight Carbon fork) and without a whole lot of thought went and ordered some 2007 avid juicy 3's from overseas. As I was looking again at the On-One site to find more details about the forks, I noticed that it states that it has disc mount, standard not post style.
Now my biggest problem is that all this means nothing to me. What I know about disc brakes could be written as a tattoo on a bee's d!ck so I was wondering if anyone could help in explaining what the differences are, and if there is a problem with combining those two products.
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
The Hoff
I'm in the process of getting parts for my new SS XC rig (Soma 4one5 with On-One Superlight Carbon fork) and without a whole lot of thought went and ordered some 2007 avid juicy 3's from overseas. As I was looking again at the On-One site to find more details about the forks, I noticed that it states that it has disc mount, standard not post style.
Now my biggest problem is that all this means nothing to me. What I know about disc brakes could be written as a tattoo on a bee's d!ck so I was wondering if anyone could help in explaining what the differences are, and if there is a problem with combining those two products.
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
The Hoff