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UKpaul
 Post subject: Cyclocross Brake Pads
PostPosted: Sat Aug 04, 2012 7:24 pm 
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I've just bought myself some Planet X 50mm Carbon wheels for the new season. Rode them for the first time and nearly died. The difference from Alloy rims to Carbon is huge.
What brake blocks do you recommend ?
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UKpaul wrote:
I've just bought myself some Planet X 50mm Carbon wheels for the new season. Rode them for the first time and nearly died. The difference from Alloy rims to Carbon is huge.
What brake blocks do you recommend ?


While I don't like them on the road because they are too grabby Swiss Stop King (yellows) are great for cross bikes.
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dierix
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also yellow kings but would go back to alloys, especially in muddy conditions
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UKpaul
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Ive seen the Yellows but was looking for alternstives as they are really expensive
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Using Reynolds blue pads.
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How do they compare to yellow swissstops?
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Almost half the price w/like brake characteristics. In the dry, they arent grabby at all.

I had a team mate switch to them, from SS yellows; he claimed a huge braking improvement.
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