Mountain Biking - Disc Brake help

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So I have been a die hard user of rim brakes who is getting to the point of wanting to switch. The question I have is about rear rotor diameter. I know that Juicy ultimate has a 140 rear rotor option...however that is not present in any of the lower lines (carbon or 7). I assume you can't just buy a 140mm rotor and use it... so what is the proceedure with this?
you can. The caliper will come with the appropriate mounting hardware. Why the 140 rotor though? Are you a diehard weight weenie?
I am a XC racer who has been a die hard rim brake user... of course I am a weight weenie. I also like the aesthetic of the smaller rear rotor.
Oleanshoebox
09-11-07, 09:13 PM
disc brakes are the coolest. You are going to love it.
disc brakes are the coolest. You are going to love it.
yeah, when you're rolling down the street, people can tell its a nice bike if they have shiny things at the center of the wheels. :rolleyes:
Bike Lover
09-12-07, 07:54 AM
True but those are called hubs.
True but those are called hubs.
that's right, only posers have hubs.
taylor p
09-12-07, 05:41 PM
Damn hubs.
new brand? never heard of them
jk
albyhellscream
09-15-07, 12:33 AM
yeah, when you're rolling down the street, people can tell its a nice bike if they have shiny things at the center of the wheels. :rolleyes:
So true...
norco_rider77
09-15-07, 06:03 AM
people are amazed when i pedal, sometimes even coast :eek:
people are amazed when i pedal, sometimes even coast :eek:
Dude, its because you have hubs
203mm or nuttin'!
203 front, 140 rear:D
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