Ok, before posting your question on brakes in general..
01-24-06, 12:01 AM
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Ok, before posting your question on brakes in general..
Please check the FAQ. Part 5: Need a brake?
Hopefully it covers everything except how to bleed hydros and how to set brakes up, but those can be found in the user manual that comes with the brakes.
Hopefully it covers everything except how to bleed hydros and how to set brakes up, but those can be found in the user manual that comes with the brakes.
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01-24-06, 10:37 AM
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Tis the season. Come spring will come the "which bike should I buy, in $$$ price range" questions.
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Yes, several threads about brakes lately. A lot of redundancy, for sure. However, if everyone that came here just read the FAQ's, or did a search, wouldn't it be a bit boring?
01-24-06, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Namenda
Yes, several threads about brakes lately. A lot of redundancy, for sure. However, if everyone that came here just read the FAQ's, or did a search, wouldn't it be a bit boring?
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