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Anyone know of the best place to pick up some koolstop salmons?
Also recomendations for pads for use with carbon tubs?
Also recomendations for pads for use with carbon tubs?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-Pairs-O...718?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item20f4f71036
cheap as chips and good performance..!
Hi. These defo work on the triban 3 (red model)?
Anyone recommend a cheap(ish) upgrade for my wheelset? Currently got these as they came with my Planet X. Looking at £300-350 or so.
Anyone know of the best place to pick up some koolstop salmons?
Also recomendations for pads for use with carbon tubs?
Anyone know of the best place to pick up some koolstop salmons?
Also recomendations for pads for use with carbon tubs?
Anyone recommend a cheap(ish) upgrade for my wheelset? Currently got these as they came with my Planet X. Looking at £300-350 or so.
Yeah! Worked fine on my triban 3! With chrome(ish) btwin callipers, make sure your cartridge is replaceable and if it is then that's that.. !
Anyone have any experience with Ribbles R872 road frame?
Yeah! Worked fine on my triban 3! With chrome(ish) btwin callipers, make sure your cartridge is replaceable and if it is then that's that.. !
I have been using Swisstop Yellow and they are good in the dry, not so good in the wet until the water clears off the rim (more the rims fault than the pads). Wear rate is pretty high and lots of yellow flakes and dust come off them.
Noisy on long (1/2 hour) descents where lots of braking!
Better than cork pads which just stink when people panic break and don't work at all in the wet. But thats all ive tried so not much of a sample size.
I was going to try these on my Reynolds Strikes...
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/lifeline-performance-carbon-road-brake-inserts-pack-of-4/
Reynolds say you lose your warranty if you don't use their pads but they are £22 for 4!
Anyone know of the best place to pick up some koolstop salmons?
Also recomendations for pads for use with carbon tubs?
Anyone have any experience with Ribbles R872 road frame?
Just checked and the current calliper has a nut on one end. Take it these are replaceable then ?
Vonhelmet, I only have one bike. Moving it between bikes not a concern right now really but on the reviews for the Garmin speed/cadence sensor all the guys on their who had GSC-10 are saying the new Garmin ones are much better and they prefer. So I think I am sold on the Garmin options even if they are a bit pricey.
As for price I got the pair for £46 , still only £44 here http://www.amazon.co.uk/Garmin-Bike...9&sr=8-1&keywords=garmin+speed+cadence+sensor
Why buy the old with a deal like that ?
Anyone know of the best place to pick up some koolstop salmons?
You have cartridge brakes, so you need cartridge pads. People will recommend Kool Stop or Swissstop pads, or possibly some cheap shimano ones on ebay.
These will do: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/kool-stop-dura-aceultegra105-pair-of-cartridge-inserts/
A 'cheap' option (and IMO better quality than the GSC10) is the Decathlon S&C for £20. I was lazy and bought one so I don't need to swap sensors between bikes. Works very well!