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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: Funkyworm on May 14, 2014, 08:33 PM
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Ok,
So I recently build an old school rider with alloy rims, what (old school) brake blocks would you suggest using for the best stopping power ??????
I know its wont be great as I'm only using a mx900 rear only, I was using tuff pad copys but there was next to no stopping power at all unless i really cranked the Lever super tight ...
Thanks in advance. :daumenhoch:
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Tan DC's all day long mate, mine are great on my Goose with a 900. :daumenhoch:
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Tan DC's all day long mate, mine are great on my Goose with a 900. :daumenhoch:
Mate Is there any difference between the compound on the colours as I have black brown & white in dc blocks ?
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Tan DC's all day long mate, mine are great on my Goose with a 900. :daumenhoch:
Mate Is there any difference between the compound on the colours as I have black brown & white in dc blocks ?
No difference to my knowledge, obviously white and black were for Tuffs and Z's. :daumenhoch:
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Tan DC's all day long mate, mine are great on my Goose with a 900. :daumenhoch:
Mate Is there any difference between the compound on the colours as I have black brown & white in dc blocks ?
No difference to my knowledge, obviously white and black were for Tuffs and Z's. :daumenhoch:
Ah Ok Cool , right I'll give them a go & see how i get on ... Cheers buddy ! :daumenhoch:
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I have white DC blocks on one of mine and it still leaves black residue on the rim! :idiot2:
Either way they don't work particularly well, and in the rain you've had it.
I run cool stops on the rides and by fookerty do they work!
Just check my back tyre from Chester. Balder than PeterJ :LolLolLolLol:
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Just tried black Dc's & they were 100% better than what i was using so thanks again !
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I would use ones that make you stop :D ....I agree with Dan tan dc's good breaking with them :daumenhoch: