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Danzzz88

Posted: Mar 2, 2021 at 13:34	Quote
And this is why ultimately it's best to go Shigura...more than MT7 power with proper alloy levers for a decent price.

jenraven805

Posted: Mar 2, 2021 at 15:58	Quote
Broke my MT7's bleed port and I had a bleed kit. Replaced it with a SRAM G2 RSC and it's a lot better, they don't feel cheap and plastic~y. They're funky to bleed but so much higher quality with metal threads and ports vs cheap plastic shit in the Mags.

Kidklayko

Posted: Mar 2, 2021 at 17:10

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Danzzz88 wrote:

And this is why ultimately it's best to go Shigura...more than MT7 power with proper alloy levers for a decent price.

That's right! I totally forgot about Shigura

8tom8

Posted: Mar 3, 2021 at 6:19

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AdinK wrote:

What are your favorite enduro/am/downhill brakes on the market, and why are they your favorite? Thanks!

sram g2 rsc I like the levers they seem to stop me pretty good with some big rotors the levers are nice and they have some modulation but not too much where they feel squishy. Please don’t start attacking me because there sram

8tom8

Posted: Mar 3, 2021 at 6:21

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Ooofff wrote:

AdinK wrote:

What are your favorite enduro/am/downhill brakes on the market, and why are they your favorite? Thanks!

did I meantion the leavers are nice?

Kidklayko

Posted: Mar 3, 2021 at 10:23

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Ooofff wrote:

AdinK wrote:

What are your favorite enduro/am/downhill brakes on the market, and why are they your favorite? Thanks!

did I meantion the leavers are nice?

I'm sure the levers are great, especially if they have that contact patch adjustment, I just haven't seen anyone pair Sram and Magura

Danzzz88

Posted: Mar 3, 2021 at 10:58	Quote
Because you can't Sram with Magura, one is mineral and one is Dot fluid, and they have different seals that react to each liquid differently.

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