Looking for inexpensive brake set
#2
You know the cheaper you get, the more you risk it.
But this is a good deal here, I just slapped these on and they're fairly decent. I've heard many reviews about people saying the skid-pads suck, but that's just a $3 fix.
https://bikeisland.com/cgi-bin/BKTK_S...ls&ProdID=1085
$35 shipped, you can't complain.
But this is a good deal here, I just slapped these on and they're fairly decent. I've heard many reviews about people saying the skid-pads suck, but that's just a $3 fix.
https://bikeisland.com/cgi-bin/BKTK_S...ls&ProdID=1085
$35 shipped, you can't complain.
#4
Shiftless bum

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From: Ottawa, Ontario
Bikes: Apollo fixed winter bike, Gazelle Cross, Baboe Cargo bike, Linskey Rouleur Road, Bridgestone Picnica, Tern C7, 2nd gen Strida
I'd suggest you using one front and one rear brake rather than two. Because you don't have any additional stopping power on the rear, dual brakes is the best option. If something goes wrong with the front brake, you're not doomed or if the braking conditions are less than optimal you have some extra braking power.





