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Old 09-09-12, 07:48 AM
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Hydraulic discs have been an important part of my main mtb/commute bike for almost 10 yrs now. A set of pads every 2-3 years(which are still available), one easy finger per lever regardless of how wet or muddy. For an everyday use bike the longevity and comfort are a no brainer, especially since I have carpal tunnel problems. Frankly it has amazed me how long it has taken the road side to embrace the technology.
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