Which pads? Bora one 50 with EE brakes
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Calling on the groups expertise to save me doing all the testing myself. What have people found to be the best pads for this combo or just for the boras in general. Currently using campy pads but they don’t seem to last very long.
Wheels are clinchers and ac3 braking if that makes a difference.
Brakes are 2nd gen (yellow washers) EE’s.
Thanks
DT
Wheels are clinchers and ac3 braking if that makes a difference.
Brakes are 2nd gen (yellow washers) EE’s.
Thanks
DT
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Campy pads are the best, period.
Second that boom. But just to be clear, you are using the red Campy pads for carbon, right?
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Fwiw my first red front set lasted 3000Km of which almost half were in the hills including a lot of brake dragging on narrow/bad road 10% descents. The rears show little wear. They don't seem to thin much faster than regular pads on alu wheels. For me it seems 3k is a good number for Campy maintenance, change the chain (even if it still works fine) and the front pads
Yep the red carbon ones. I’ve come to these from zips with cork pads which seemed to last forever. No big deal. If braking is good I can deal with pads. I’ll just make sure I have a spare set on hand.
Cheers
DT
Yeah I don’t know about that. I do 15k Kim’s a year and I reckon $100 quarterly on pads and a chain is a bit rich.Alexandrumarian wrote: ↑Tue Jun 26, 2018 11:20 amFwiw my first red front set lasted 3000Km of which almost half were in the hills including a lot of brake dragging on narrow/bad road 10% descents. The rears show little wear. They don't seem to thin much faster than regular pads on alu wheels. For me it seems 3k is a good number for Campy maintenance, change the chain (even if it still works fine) and the front pads
But chain wise I’m on kmc and it dipped in molten speed wax and it’s been brilliant mileage wise.
Cheers.
DT
Don't get Enve with textured brake tracks then. My pads were only lasting 500 miles.
That's the 3Diamant, or the AC3 surface?
How do the pads compare with the Campy red pads? And do you think they'll wear the brake track faster than the Campy reds?
(From a review I found online:
We also reached out to Reynolds to get their thoughts on using the Cryo Blue pads with other brands wheels – “Reynolds doesn’t recommend using our pads with other brands unless said brand approves the use of the pad.” They are not saying the pads wouldn’t work, just that there pads were developed specifically for their carbon braking surface and you would want to check with your wheel company to see if this would cause any issues.)
3Diamant. I would actually say that the Reynolds pads wears better than the Campy Red pads (which I had on for over 1000 miles), plus they to have better modulation and stopping power. Campy Red are great pads, don't get me wrong, but I do like the Reynolds Cryo Power Blue even more.
As to Reynolds statement, no surprise there... if you read pretty much every single wheel manufacturers statements, they state that you have to use their pads or all hell will break lose (slight exaduration and paraphrasing...).
As to Reynolds statement, no surprise there... if you read pretty much every single wheel manufacturers statements, they state that you have to use their pads or all hell will break lose (slight exaduration and paraphrasing...).
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