More brakes you cannot get. Blue ano levers mated to T1 calipers with blue ano piston caps.
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- Album
- Team-Santa-Cruz-X-Fusion
- Category
- Bikes - All Mountain/Enduro
- Date Posted
- Jun 28, 2013 at 11:48Jun 28, 2013
- Location
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Petaluma, California, United States
- Trail
- n/a
- Riders
- Colby
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- Photo Size:
- Camera
- Olympus FE370,X880,C575
- Shutter Speed
- 1/8
- Aperture
- 4.0
- Focal Length
- 7.7 mm
- ISO Speed
- 160
- Date
- 2013:06:27
- Time
- 23:49:14
14 Comments
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seanlegan
(Jun 29, 2013 at 0:07)
I have a pair and really don't like them. Maybe I need to re work the calipers and replace the pads again. They stop well but the calipers don't retract fully and leaves the disc sqweeling longer than it should. They became so annoying I swaped them out for a pair of hopes. Came stock on my gt sanction. I talked with the formula mechanic at sea otter about them and he gave me a hundred excuses but no answers as to fix the caliper retraction issue. He told me I need to re bleed and pad then go ride a mile or so with the brakes engaged at 50%? Really? I will not be doing that anytime soon.
- 3 1
That is what you are supposed to do with all new brake pads. You get a lot more power from them and you don't glaze the pads. The formula guys know what they are talking about, they work on the brakes every day. I call user error, you probably messed them up and just blame them now. If you do what they said to do to them im sure you would find they are great brakes.
- 2 1
Little joker I appreciate the response but in my own defense I had the formula mechanic at sea otter work on them as well they have had two hose kits, two pad swaps, and been on two different bikes and wheel setups done at multiple shops. So. Hmmmmmm......... Yeah could be user error.
- 2 0
If I had the blue Enduro, I would have done nearly anything to get these from you. They look amazing.
