rims don't just go because of rims wearing down though do they?Seems like a lot of faff when with disc brakes you won't ever need to replace the rims.
rims don't just go because of rims wearing down though do they?
I have a Mavic that needs rebuilding because the spokehole/eyelet went - still plenty of life in the breaking surface.
Looks like a farking spaniel. Should shape the arms into aerofoils for lift.
Old ones and moderns ones right back at you Gunk. The Peugeot could do with a clean I think, looking at that 🤔
It has been a long time since the last rim vs hrd thread. List of things I am looking forward to seeing here:
-riding without discs is guaranteed highway to hell
-riding with cable discs is guaranteed highway to hell
-HRD discs are overkill for road bikes
-discs are just a way for greedy companies to suck our money away
-back in my days I used to stop my bike with two fingers, while carrying me Grama and weekly shopping
-my rim brake wheels were continuosly exploding untill I changed to disc
-ever since the purchase of the disc brake bike neighbors' dog stopped chasing me, I got a payrise, my sexlife has never been so good and I lost 17kg
Swapped over rims today and added the new pads. On initial feel they seem to have instantaneous stopping power (not ridden yet) so hopefully it was just a poor set up previously, having said that the pads i took off were in fact Swissstop, just branded as SRAM.
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Weekend weather looks crap but hopefully we get out and dodge the snow.
only if (s)he's travelling backwardsI think those shoes are on the wrong sides and braking will try to push the pads out, arrested only by the tiny bolt. Check and fix if needed.
Not with my eyesight, I couldn't! Pinarello brand the back of the rear bridge? Nobbers.only if (s)he's travelling backwards. That's the rear wheel pictured, you can see the chain...
indeed - and full marks for cleanliness & shininess too!
indeed - and full marks for cleanliness & shininess too!