Although I have no affiliation with the maker of these brakes, I've taken the effort to get a pair soon. Can't wait to try 'em! This is what the EE Cycle Works website says:

The eebrake is the ultimate brake from start to finish-- a unique and innovative design developed and refined by relentless engineering, both at the computer and through real-life testing.... all executed with attention to every detail, USA made precision and use of only the highest quality materials.

To me they look like real gems of engineering and I'm a hard-to-please costumer...

Ugly. (Just my opinion!).

Kind of looks like they are using a similar principal as the old Campy Deltas in terms of how the arms will move??

interesting. any exact weights? The website just says "Under 200 grams"

I would buy a road bike just to use those brakes, I love that high tech machined cnc stuff, looks really cool.

look like ptential 'rattlers' to me with all those pivots...... still, interested in some real world testing

madcow weighed them and they came in at 191g with Swissstop yellow pads..:

God are those ugly brakes, make me want to puke on my screen.

I'm still trying to figure out how many true pivot points they have... what are they? Triple- quadruple- or pentuple-pivot calipers?!

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Vertebrae. Precision braking and shifting.

These calipers need more cowbell.

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The spring is horrible - should have used a leaf spring like Mavic SSC and buried it in the middle of all the Meccano

There are four links, but with 3 of them being bell cranks its hard to see immediately how the mechanical advantage changes as they move - let's hope they considered the possibility of rim widths other than 20mm now that HED have shown the way with their C2 based rims

medievil torture devices. Don't put a finger anywhere near those.

good luck cleaning them after a day of heavy rain

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Gewoon bluve goan!

yeah, they really look like they're easy to clean.

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I wonder if they were smart enough to significantly reduce the force produced by the rear brake. It seems like most brands except Campy forget that a rear brake made just like the front will be prone to easy rear wheel lockup.

ahh...that`s a winning argument