Think outside the box. This is a rear brake setup.
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- Feb 8, 2013 at 22:52Feb 8, 2013
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Langley, British Columbia, Canada
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dkidd
(Feb 8, 2013 at 22:58)
you spent more on shiny bits than you would have on the (quite significant) weight and adjustability upgrade to XT, and you still don't have a rotor.
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Is this the same crc that i would use or different as they dont have carbon hose in stock to me?
Good to see the goodridge stuff. Dont forget to follow the instructions. I rarely see it doen right.
Good to see the goodridge stuff. Dont forget to follow the instructions. I rarely see it doen right.
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That's what I thought at first, but Draggon directed me to this link which I didn't see at first.
www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=2938
Also, I'll probably get a shop to do the hose swap. It seems intimidating.
www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=2938
Also, I'll probably get a shop to do the hose swap. It seems intimidating.
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Oh its there now! Odd. Says it was in stock until march so i just got the kit in the end (always been unsure of what fittings they come with but looks like normal stainless to me). My preference for the fittings is stainless black.
Its very easy to do the hoses. A complete breeze. I love goodridge. The reason why i mentioned about fitting them correctly is that goodridge specify to leave a gap between collars and banjos (etc.). Think they specify 1mm but most tighten them up fully and then some.
I fitted some almost completely by hand yesterday (hose had already had x amount of plastic sheath cut from it though).
I can detail it for you if you like.
Its very easy to do the hoses. A complete breeze. I love goodridge. The reason why i mentioned about fitting them correctly is that goodridge specify to leave a gap between collars and banjos (etc.). Think they specify 1mm but most tighten them up fully and then some.
I fitted some almost completely by hand yesterday (hose had already had x amount of plastic sheath cut from it though).
I can detail it for you if you like.
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Aluminum rotor bolts are an interesting choice. Toss them on a scale for me if you get the chance.
