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Lorenzo
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Why is so much better to have the rotor brakes?
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ekuhn
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it gives you more stopping power because there is more surface area to brake pad contact.
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CD1134
Guest
Also, if your rims get muddy (which they will) the performance of v-brakes will be hampered. Brake rotors, however, rarely get caked up with dirt and mud, so you're still able to brake well even in yuckie conditions.
I don't happen to like disc-brakes but they seem to be the new standard.
I don't happen to like disc-brakes but they seem to be the new standard.
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Lorenzo
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cool 😀CD1134 said:Also, if your rims get muddy (which they will) the performance of v-brakes will be hampered. Brake rotors, however, rarely get caked up with dirt and mud, so you're still able to brake well even in yuckie conditions.
I don't happen to like disc-brakes but they seem to be the new standard.
I was just planning on hitting a small tree so it wouldn't hurt as much :lol:
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5wytchBh4kk
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Lorenzo said:cool 😀CD1134 said:Also, if your rims get muddy (which they will) the performance of v-brakes will be hampered. Brake rotors, however, rarely get caked up with dirt and mud, so you're still able to brake well even in yuckie conditions.
I don't happen to like disc-brakes but they seem to be the new standard.
I was just planning on hitting a small tree so it wouldn't hurt as much :lol:
it works