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Brakes on Non-Machined Surface

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Old 09-09-09 | 03:52 AM
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Brakes on Non-Machined Surface

does anyone run a front brake with a non-machined surfaced rim?

does it affect braking? will it mar up the non-machined surface? will it leave brake pad residue?

for all dumb aesthetic reasons... i really like the look of a blacked-out deep v w/o the shiny brake surface. or should i just get 2 nm deep v's?

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Old 09-09-09 | 04:18 AM
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when will the threadkilling stop?
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