young Ed
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Cheers EdMuppetry....
Yes sir?
at this rate I can still see it being another couple of years before the UCI allows them in road racing.. ah hah the UCI are with the old me!
P.S what are the uci?
Disc brake equipped roadie....
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P.S what are the uci?
T.M.H.N.E.T
Rainbows aren't just for world champions
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Only the governing body of the sport.. Nothing major
young Ed
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very sorry but I only commute and pleasure ride, I have never been competitive or racing minded.
Cheers Ed
T.M.H.N.E.T
Rainbows aren't just for world champions
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Ah general lack of knowledge then
Dusty Bin
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Demand is the limiting factor. Economies of scale will look after the cost.
young Ed
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yep pretty much, i don't really like official stuff like the uni
Cheers Ed
Peteaud
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mark st1
Plastic Manc
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Love these threads 
Peteaud
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Ed
You don't like discs.
You don't like Gears
Whats your thoughts on Cables, or are they to futuristic as well, and we need to stick with rods?
You don't like discs.
You don't like Gears
Whats your thoughts on Cables, or are they to futuristic as well, and we need to stick with rods?
young Ed
Veteran
well cables are horrible in fact brakes are horrible in general. i prefer to make up a strap on steel toe and heel to strap on to the underneath of each shoe and just use them to stop. the sparks make you look super cool!Ed
You don't like discs.
You don't like Gears
Whats your thoughts on Cables, or are they to futuristic as well, and we need to stick with rods?
Cheers Ed
fabregas485
Senior Member
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- Harrow
I like the idea behind using disc brakes, and only see benefits to be honest. I guess they weight more than the rim brake option but I know for sure a few kgs more will not have too much affect on my type of riding.
