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Old 04-04-03 | 11:03 AM
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a2psyklnut
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You'll actually noticed improved braking from the start to the end of your ride. One good ride is usually all it takes. If there is a long downhill section, ride (drag) the front (disc) break a bit, and by the bottom, it should be broken in fine!

The only issue with front disc, rear vee that I consider as valid, albeit minimal, is "LEVER FEEL". Like I said, not a big deal, but the front and rear brakes will "feel" different at the lever! Something you'll get used to in no time at all!

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