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Old 01-31-23, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by wolfchild
Anytime there is a discussion on brakes it's almost always the hydro disc fan boys who try to convince everybody that cable actuated brake systems are weak, unreliable, prone to failure, complex to set up, complex to adjust and inadequate for any type of serious riding.
Do you have any specific examples of when that actually happened? I tend to be involved with brake discussion threads and haven't seen the behavior you're describing from disc-brake proponents. This isn't the first time you've made a claim like this, and it just doesn't match up with my observation. Granted, I could have missed something, which is why I'm hoping you can provide an example.
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