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Old 02-10-21, 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted by rossiny
Wow read through a bunch of these comments . I guess it boils down to how fast your going down a hill and for how long . I'm in the midwest so I doubt there would be that problem.. my cantilever brakes on my vintage Schwinn Passage work fine, however I guess if I lived in a very hilly area ,,, disc brakes would probably be much safer because of the heating on the rims. Now I feel I need to get a disc brake touring bike for my fantasy fast downhill tour
Pro tip: Before you start descending through the posts, pay attention to the date of the OP.

P.S. Plenty of touring bikes now have disc brakes. In fact, Surely now sells only a disc version of its popular LHT.

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