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- Category
- Bikes - Observed Bike Trials
- Date Posted
- Sep 4, 2012 at 16:28Sep 4, 2012
- Location
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Quebec, Quebec, Canada
- Trail
- Outside
- Riders
- Neon Bow 24" 2012
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- Samsung HMX200
- Shutter Speed
- 1/510
- Aperture
- 2.1
- Focal Length
- 3.3 mm
- ISO Speed
- 50
- Date
- 01
- Time
- 00:00:09
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QuebecTrialrider
(Sep 14, 2012 at 20:22)
Yeah! I do have a rockman double hs now and really enjoy it for lightness braking power and protection. Competition style it is no other way than dual hs.
But I rode in quebec wednesday and complain about only having maguras to slow me down in the hills when changing spots.
Street is no way but double disk!
- 2 0
Yeah! Nice 24", no I also have one 26 in stock, also a great bike but no disk brake. I still don't know about braking power.
- 2 1
your the tool jason.
first i was stupid running disc
now since there are disc only mod bikes and disc 24" bikes
i am a tool for running my 26" on disc..
i think evolution stopped for you.. have fun being stuck in the past.. even road bikes will be disc equipped in the future..
so call me names all you want.. caveman,,.
first i was stupid running disc
now since there are disc only mod bikes and disc 24" bikes
i am a tool for running my 26" on disc..
i think evolution stopped for you.. have fun being stuck in the past.. even road bikes will be disc equipped in the future..
so call me names all you want.. caveman,,.
- 2 1
Disc will forever be inferior because of the ease of smashing a disc on a ledge, or a bail. It's far too easy to damage them, and they put too much stress on a frame's rear triangle. This means they have to be overbuilt and bulky, which is the opposite of where most trials frames are going. Discs on 26" are also much more likely to slip than a well setup magura.
- 1 0
Jason is right on this,
26 can't really be in the discussion. Therefore, someone riding average level *CAN* use a good disk brake and enjoy it. But top or heavy riders can't
On 24" I think both are quite equivalent
On 20" the disk is soooooo good, but soooooo damn easy to break
26 can't really be in the discussion. Therefore, someone riding average level *CAN* use a good disk brake and enjoy it. But top or heavy riders can't
On 24" I think both are quite equivalent
On 20" the disk is soooooo good, but soooooo damn easy to break
- 1 1
nah this shit is been going on forever.. mr 222 stated my frames crack because of the disc i am running. while the cracks dont even occur on the disc side. or even the rear.. he's just being a troll.. but everytime he does this ./. i look at the pic of him when he smashed his face into a wall.. and i feel better right away.. 
he cant help i tell myself..
he cant help i tell myself..- 1 0
QuebecTrialrider - I agree with you. I had a 20" with rear disc and it was okay, I damaged it in a week though. I have a friend with a nicer 20" rear disc bike and it works great. I would still rather a magura + deep grind though. I think disc on 24" would be fine, esp the streety 24s. I'd be more inclined to ride magura on a 24" if I was riding comp style though.