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Old 07-09-15 | 02:50 PM
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Bikes: Trek Domane 5.9 DA 9000, Trek Crockett Pink Frosting w/105 5700

Originally Posted by bmthom.gis
You could always go with hydraulic v brakes.....
The V-brakes I had on the previous bike with good pads were STRONG. I was never lacking in power. I guess I would just have to avoid 50+mph descents in wet weather.

EDIT: To be more specific, the first pads on the bike were some really cheesy pads with the stock, low end tektro cantilever brakes. I carried those pads over to the V-brakes and it stopped better, but it wasn't until I swapped the pads for some DA9000 pads that the stopping was magical.
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