2014 Shimano 6870 and Disk Brakes!
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2014 Shimano 6870 Di2 & Disk Brakes!
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OMFG! I was driving my car the other day, brake lines just popped! Brake fluid got everywhere, shorted out the ecu, the electronic throttle got stuck open. then the whole thing burst into flames! I'm lucky to be alive.
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Those levers look a damn side nicer than the Tefal headed Sram hydro's
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I can't wait for the H-pattern gearbox option in addition to hydraulic disc brakes.
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the calipers look the same as the XT caliper. Levers do look much better than the SRAM offering
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CamW wrote:Because hydarulic lines breaking is such a huge problem in moutainbiking....
Maybe not a huge problem, but I've seen them get shredded/ ripped out in crashes. Thats why I run BB7's I can always patch together a front brake to get myself home, and holes in the housing aren't a game over situation.
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mjduct wrote:Maybe not a huge problem, but I've seen them get shredded/ ripped out in crashes. Thats why I run BB7's I can always patch together a front brake to get myself home, and holes in the housing aren't a game over situation.
Fair enough to a point I guess although relating to your original comment it should be noted that mineral oil is non-conductive so is zero issue for short circuits. You can even use it as a direct contact coolant in electronics.
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Orbea Avant with Shimano Ultegra 6780 Di2 and Disk Brakes:
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