4iiii power meter and direct mount brake
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hello
i have a huge problem my direct mount brake (shimano 105 rear) on my merida reacto 5000 is not compatible with my crank with 4iii prower meter (like the stages power meter)
do you a ane idea of break caliper for replacement ?
http://imgur.com/a/hdtjf
i have a huge problem my direct mount brake (shimano 105 rear) on my merida reacto 5000 is not compatible with my crank with 4iii prower meter (like the stages power meter)
do you a ane idea of break caliper for replacement ?
http://imgur.com/a/hdtjf
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I fitted eeBrakes on a Reacto as well and it would resolve your problem.
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Think about how much lighter your bike will be
Another option would be the TriRig Omega - I think that's another centre pull brake.
Another option would be the TriRig Omega - I think that's another centre pull brake.
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Hi guys.
I am now in the totally same situation as you was. 2015 Merida Reacto 5000, Shimano 105 DM brakes.
The 4iiii would be my pest option, and the cheapest of course. However, I emailed 4iiii, and they said, that "It can be positioned anywhere along the crank arm, so long as the location is at least 40mm from the pedal spindle and doesn't cover the inspection hole (usually covered with a small sticker)."
So I hope I will able to find a good location for the unit and ask them to install it there (or do it myself).
What is your experience with it so far?
And how does your DM brakes working?
(I just wanted to leave this post here, if anybody else is in this situation, don't worry, it is possible!)
I am now in the totally same situation as you was. 2015 Merida Reacto 5000, Shimano 105 DM brakes.
The 4iiii would be my pest option, and the cheapest of course. However, I emailed 4iiii, and they said, that "It can be positioned anywhere along the crank arm, so long as the location is at least 40mm from the pedal spindle and doesn't cover the inspection hole (usually covered with a small sticker)."
So I hope I will able to find a good location for the unit and ask them to install it there (or do it myself).
What is your experience with it so far?
And how does your DM brakes working?
(I just wanted to leave this post here, if anybody else is in this situation, don't worry, it is possible!)
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Resurrecting an old thread in case it benefits anyone. Have the same issue with a P2.0 4iiii dual side R8000 set and a Factor One S 2016 frame.
Been speaking to 4iiii who can position the sensor on the LHS closer to the pedal spindle apparently to clear it. Will find out soon!
Been speaking to 4iiii who can position the sensor on the LHS closer to the pedal spindle apparently to clear it. Will find out soon!