new tires :D
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- Album
- My-Ride
- Category
- Bikes - Dirt/Street/Park
- Date Posted
- Apr 13, 2011 at 18:40Apr 13, 2011
- Location
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Parksville, British Columbia, Canada
- Trail
- garage
- Riders
- none
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- Panasonic DMC-FZ5
- Shutter Speed
- 1/10
- Aperture
- 2.8
- Focal Length
- 6.3 mm
- ISO Speed
- 200
- Date
- 2011:04:13
- Time
- 19:03:32
25 Comments
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Conor71
(Apr 14, 2011 at 10:47)
dude dont get hayes, i had a white stroker, worst brake i have ever owned, id say get an elixir, best brake i have ever owned lol so far 
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Great minds think alike 
Getting a new chain in a month or so. Get a white one. Then a white hydro brake.
Getting a new chain in a month or so. Get a white one. Then a white hydro brake.- 1 0
get a normal chain man. get white cranks or summit. or spay your cranks. if you could find a 2010 elixer 5 (white) then GET IT!
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I just got those cranks so I dont feel like buying new ones. and im not good with spray paint. look at my rims 
And Im just gonna get any white hydro brake that is good 
And Im just gonna get any white hydro brake that is good - 1 0
if hayes performs as good as my manitou (being the same company) then i definately want one. and i forgot about seat clamps xD
- 1 0
hayes' squeak like a bitch and the stopping power aint great. and I dont like how their levers feel. but whateva. haha. WHITE SEATCLAMP! DOOO AAAT!
- 2 0
alright. spray your shoe white and call start calling it a brake! a whole lot cheaper than buying a new brake!
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but id rather buy a new brake than use my shoe and wear out a shoe and tire. personal prefference I guess
- 2 1
why do you want such a powerful brake for a hardtail? it doesnt need it. i had avid juicy3's on my hardtail and there spot on. i now have a shimano deore m575 ( i have a set on my dh bike too) in white and there amazing brakes.
codes or elixirs are amazing brakes if you havre a big burly bike. but a small HT like this just doesnt accomodate them.
but hey, not my bike.
codes or elixirs are amazing brakes if you havre a big burly bike. but a small HT like this just doesnt accomodate them.
but hey, not my bike.
- 1 0
I definitely know what you mean. I'm so used to my mech brakes needing tuning after like one run on a dh trail, so I just want a nice brake that barely needs to be bled and keeps it's stopping power. (cause I ride dh on this too) and I also like the design of codes and elixirs over juicys
- 1 0
plumstick is crazy. if you have an option between a powerful brake and a not so powerful, which one should you choose... powerful brakes are what stop you. stopping is good.
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im not on about power. more based on price. why spent alot more on codes when a juicy 3 will do the same job?
see what i mean? seems pointeless to spend so much extra money when you dont need to, a juicy 3 will locks the back wheel up. so why spend the extra?
see what i mean? seems pointeless to spend so much extra money when you dont need to, a juicy 3 will locks the back wheel up. so why spend the extra?