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Old 05-12-21 | 07:16 AM
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Chandne
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Yeah, we have known this in the mountain biking world for decades. The modulation is not mentioned as much. On steep descents with fast and sudden curves, the modulation really helps carefully but quickly feather the. brakes and scrub speed without overdoing it. Now that they are even lighter, it is a no brainer for places like Colorado.

Originally Posted by prj71
Not surprising. They are lighter and more compact now these days. It was only a matter of time. Disc brakes are used on autos, motorcycles, and mountain bikes, which speaks to their superior stopping power.
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