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Old 02-20-19 | 02:56 PM
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If you've got a motor in your front hub, the hub would need to be disc-compatible. Then you'd have to replace the fork with a disc-compatible fork. Then you'd have to buy a disc caliper and rotor. The new cabling would be a minor issue compared to the other stuff. Or you could replace the current V-Brake caliper and pads (for a lot less money.)
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