Originally Posted by
Bill Kapaun
In disc brakes, I see a potentially expensive repair in my future.
Only if you have hydros and don't keep up with the bleeding.
Originally Posted by
Bill Kapaun
IF you plan to ride in wet conditions or STEEP downhills, the discs may be useful.
Also zero rim wear,performance not tied to wheel trueness,they work in snow,easier wheel removal/can't forget to reconnect them,longer lasting pads/easier installation,fewer regular adjustments needed.