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Old 01-26-12 | 03:36 PM
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Chris Pringle
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From: The Pearl of the Pacific, Mexico

Bikes: '12 Rodriguez UTB Custom, '83 Miyata 610, '83 Nishiki Century Mixte (Work of Art), '18 Engin hardtail MTB

The modulation of hydraulic discs is just incredible and the levers work so smooth! I have them on my Specialized Epic and never had a single issue after using them for 6 years in really rough terrain. I understand it is different wear and tear on brakes of touring bikes. I agree that hydraulics are overkill for most touring situations though. I'll be finally upgrading my 30-year old touring bike this spring with a new Rodriguez UTB. I've decided to build it with Avid mechanicals BB7, but the frame will be ready to support cantis or V brakes if I change my mind or prefer to run a combination of brake styles.
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