centerlock hubs - what about people not using shimano brakes?
01-03-05, 03:33 PM
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centerlock hubs - what about people not using shimano brakes?
You think Avid/Hayes/etc will start selling versions of thier brakes that come with centerlock compatible rotors? There aren't any affordable alternatives to shimano hubs, so pretty soon all we're going to be able to get is centerlock stuff.
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No we won't. There are other options (although it is a little more sometimes and sometimes a lot more. And companies are offering alternatives and even offering adaptors.
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Originally Posted by notfred
You think Avid/Hayes/etc will start selling versions of thier brakes that come with centerlock compatible rotors? There aren't any affordable alternatives to shimano hubs, so pretty soon all we're going to be able to get is centerlock stuff.
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Originally Posted by mtbikerinpa
Shimano is doing what shimano does, its own thing.
Well spoken!
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er no you added that.
other brake systems that use 160 or 203mm rotors work just fine with Shimano centre lock hubs. Infact, I wish other companies would switch to centre lock too, especially Cannondale. I've bent the front rotor twice last year during transport!!
other brake systems that use 160 or 203mm rotors work just fine with Shimano centre lock hubs. Infact, I wish other companies would switch to centre lock too, especially Cannondale. I've bent the front rotor twice last year during transport!!
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Originally Posted by TimB
er no you added that.
other brake systems that use 160 or 203mm rotors work just fine with Shimano centre lock hubs. Infact, I wish other companies would switch to centre lock too, especially Cannondale. I've bent the front rotor twice last year during transport!!
other brake systems that use 160 or 203mm rotors work just fine with Shimano centre lock hubs. Infact, I wish other companies would switch to centre lock too, especially Cannondale. I've bent the front rotor twice last year during transport!!
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