(non machined deep v as a brake surface?)+(sticky brake pad?)
07-13-07, 11:06 AM
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I covered it all right here, lance:
lemme know if you need help with that one, it's kinda hard to grasp when you've never ever done it before.
Originally Posted by sp00ki
ps, just to make this go a little further-- you don't NEED to brake hard if you're already covering the majority of the stopping with your legs. You just need a little bit of assistance in a pinch, which is 1) most likely covered by braking even on a painted surface, and 2) why i'm still pretty convinced you've never ridden fixed. If you did, you'd know this.
07-13-07, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by sp00ki
I covered it all right here, lance:
lemme know if you need help with that one, it's kinda hard to grasp when you've never ever done it before.
lemme know if you need help with that one, it's kinda hard to grasp when you've never ever done it before.
07-13-07, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by dutret
The fact that you want the front brake for poor traction situations like painted surfaces shows the lack of experience you are constantly accusing me of.
So, to recap--
-actually ride fixed
-actually read threads you post in
8)
