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Old 05-14-09 | 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by elTwitcho
Supposedly Kool Stop pads are designed not to pick up debris and other road junk. I just picked up a set of Kool Stop salmons but haven't been riding them long enough to be able to make a judgement on that claim. They stop great though
That claim is complete balls. The stock Shimano pads picked up just as much debris as the Kool Stop ones I have on there now. The only difference seems to be how fast the Shimano pads wore down in comparison to Kool Stops.

Without exception, the best pads I've used from a longevity standpoint are stock Campagnolo. They seem to last forever.
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