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Old 04-17-17 | 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted by mtn_cyclist
I use TRP Spyre mechanical disc brakes on my touring bike. I think they need less adjustment and have much better feel and more power than the BB7's I replaced. I think they are a great touring brake set.
Thanks for posting. I am building up another bike, this one is designed for disc in back. I have always used rim brakes before, never disc. After some internet research, I decided to buy the Spyre. But I know that BB7s have almost a cult-like following, so your comments make me feel a bit better about choosing the Spyre.
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