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Old 04-23-22 | 05:10 PM
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Edichek
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From: Los Angeles, CA

Bikes: Raleigh Cadent, Breezer Uptown 8, Trek 7.5FX

Originally Posted by zacster
Either the bike and wheels are compatible or they're not. Don't try this.

And as Dave above, I have XT V-brakes on my commuter/touring bike and they have plenty of stopping power. I will say though that I rented a Roubaix with disk brakes in hilly San Francisco and was glad to have them there. It was my one and only time using disks.
In the Beginning...a few years ago I scored a wonderful wheel set with disc brakes. And then - recently - I found an interesting frame set, Trek DS 8.3 for very little money. This frame can accommodate rim brakes as well as disc brakes. So I decided to try out my bike mechanic skills.
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