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Originally Posted by 2muchroad
Yes, I've heard conflicting reports about reduced brake performance in rainy conditions, thanks for sharing.

Apparently, as already pointed by slow rollin, the pads need to be specifically rated for use with carbon. That "should" resolve the issue, however I myself cannot comment. Can you confirm?

I spent a lot of time finding the cheapest but lightest bike/frame possible, so I want to add the maximum amount of value/performance by getting CF wheels.
Yes, I used the pads recommended by the rim manufacturer. They *sort of* worked dry, but definitely weren't as good as the old pad / alloy wheel combo they replaced. I tried two other brands of CF pads, not much better. I eventually bought a disc brake bike and upgraded to CF wheels.
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