Ted Ciamillo is alright.
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Quite a surprise for me when I got back from Italy to find free brakes in the mail. I was expecting, if I can even call it that, maybe a t-shirt and coffee mug or something like that. A really stunning display of generosity to a group of people who have done nothing more than shoot off their mouths on a forum. Not sure how it rates as a business strategy but it rates very high with me. Grazie mille to Ted and ZG!
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asphaltdude
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Woooo.... got them in the mail last thursday! That's seriously cool! Thanks a lot!
Whow! That's a pretty damn nice garage door!
ZERO G Ti's INSTALLED! Thanks Ted!
perhaps the wrong thread to be asking this but... what do you guys think of the swissstop yellow pads on alu rims? I was using them on my carbon rims and they were great, but mid race I busted my full carbon rims and had to take neutral wheels (zipp clinchers) and found these pads did a whole lot of sliding and not a lot of stopping...
Rule #1. Superheroes Wear Tights
well honestly I haven't put enough wear on mine to truly give a review of them. I've ridden a few times but haven't had any issues stopping.
Juanmoretime wrote:Nice! The valve cap matches the pads.
I did that on purpose.
Here's an update on my build.
http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum ... 5&start=45
Juanmoretime wrote:I actually thought the yellow Swissstops were a bit grabby but I rather have that verses not stopping very well.
Yeah, I thought they were a little grippy out of the box but it seemed to fade after a while or I just got used to the feel.
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pritchet74
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drjones96 wrote:Juanmoretime wrote:I actually thought the yellow Swissstops were a bit grabby but I rather have that verses not stopping very well.
Yeah, I thought they were a little grippy out of the box but it seemed to fade after a while or I just got used to the feel.
Aren't the yellow Swissstops for carbon rims?
Heck I dunno. Would it hurt my wheels you think???
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asphaltdude
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What are the best ZG compatible brake pads to use on Mavic Ceramic rims?
Campa Record? Green Koolstop?
Campa Record? Green Koolstop?
Whow! That's a pretty damn nice garage door!
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any campy like pad that you can buy for your rims
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