Will these brake pads fit my ultegra brakes?
07-12-07, 05:09 PM
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Will these brake pads fit my ultegra brakes?
https://probikekit.com/display.php?code=A9123
I need to know if these carbon brake pads will fit my ultegra caliper brake blocks.
I need to know if these carbon brake pads will fit my ultegra caliper brake blocks.
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Originally Posted by AchiLLe..s
please i need to know.
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The look to be Shimano compatible, all of the 105 and up Shimano stuff is the same. If you have recent Ultegra it should work.
Why do you want no-name carbon brake blocks though? Wrong place to save money, perhaps.
Why do you want no-name carbon brake blocks though? Wrong place to save money, perhaps.
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Originally Posted by popdelusions
The look to be Shimano compatible, all of the 105 and up Shimano stuff is the same. If you have recent Ultegra it should work.
Why do you want no-name carbon brake blocks though? Wrong place to save money, perhaps.
Why do you want no-name carbon brake blocks though? Wrong place to save money, perhaps.
07-12-07, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by popdelusions
The look to be Shimano compatible, all of the 105 and up Shimano stuff is the same. If you have recent Ultegra it should work.
Why do you want no-name carbon brake blocks though? Wrong place to save money, perhaps.
Why do you want no-name carbon brake blocks though? Wrong place to save money, perhaps.
