Campy Record Calipers - Which Pads to get ?
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Campy Record Calipers - Which Pads to get ?
My calipers are Campy Record Ti, (2006 I think) I use Kyserium aluminum rims and other regular aluminum rims. Kool Stops sound pretty popular. Is there a specific model I should get ??
PBK has Campy pads (4 pads only, no holders) for $18, minus 10% today only, which sounds decent too.
PBK has Campy pads (4 pads only, no holders) for $18, minus 10% today only, which sounds decent too.
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kool stop salmons....or dual compound...
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Originally Posted by Ryleeryno
Record and Dura-Ace pads are usually fine so it may not be worth the upgrade. I have 06' Record brakes and the pads perform as well as my Kool Stop Salmons on Ultegra calipers.
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Can't go wrong with cool stops or Campagnolo pads. If you can get a good deal on one I'd go with that.
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Get the Kool Stops. My Chorus brakes with factory pads aren't particularly impressive, rather, merely fine.
