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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: Sc0tty on January 18, 2014, 12:40 PM
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Just wondered guys if anyone has these pads on their old school rider? They look good but do they stop good on tuff wheels?!!
http://www.porkchopbmx.com/BMX-freestyle-bicycle-brake-pads-BLUE-BRIMMX3004.htm
Just wanted some advice before I pull the trigger on some white ones. Thanks ;) :)
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I use Z-rim ACS pads on my tuffs, still come up NOS occasionally
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Depends on which calipers your running too .
Mx1000 were better for stopping bitd
Used to have to find a kerb to do a endo
Cos my brakes were shoite :LolLolLolLol:
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Depends on which calipers your running too .
Mx1000 were better for stopping bitd
Used to have to find a kerb to do a endo
Cos my brakes were shoite :LolLolLolLol:
DC 883s buddy.
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I tried em on tuffs they were pretty shite.......i'll send u me black ones if u wanna try before buy, if I can find em ???
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I tried em on tuffs they were pretty shite.......i'll send u me black ones if u wanna try before buy, if I can find em ???
Many thanks for the kind offer. I bought some, they weren't great. Going to try some kool stop eagle 2s next. My haro is going to be pub transport this summer (if the fookin rain ever stops pi$$ing down that is....) ;) :)
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Hey Scotty,your be drunk in charge of a bike :D lol
Fook this weather is cr-p cant even go in to the workshop to do anything to freckin cold.
Is porkchopzz stuff any good?just i bought loads of stuff from them but havent got any of the stuff on my projects?
graham
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Their stuff is ok mate, I have used their alloy sealed bearing headsets and they are great. ($27.99 in various colours) Their chaindiscs are pretty good too. All depends what you want it for really mate. :)