Brakes on a budget
Discussion
At the moment I have some avid disc brakes on a xc bike, these have been left for a while and have gone beyond repair (according to a lbs). Looking on the internet for new brakes and have seen:
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-slx-m67...
and
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-deore-m...
both are on sale at a reasonable price and not one that can be met at the lbs. Not keen on the shop so no to worried about not giving them the sale.
Would ether of these be better than the other, or is the price difference just down to weight saving?
Thanks all
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-slx-m67...
and
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-deore-m...
both are on sale at a reasonable price and not one that can be met at the lbs. Not keen on the shop so no to worried about not giving them the sale.
Would ether of these be better than the other, or is the price difference just down to weight saving?
Thanks all
The only difference is the reach adjust mechanism. Fab brakes.
Cheapest for Deore is ribble until tonight when their sale ends, so be quick! Several have bought these recently.
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/mtb-bmx-bike/shim...
£61.60 delivered after SALE12 discount.
Cheapest for Deore is ribble until tonight when their sale ends, so be quick! Several have bought these recently.
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/mtb-bmx-bike/shim...
£61.60 delivered after SALE12 discount.
Edited by richardxjr on Tuesday 4th February 16:56
richardxjr said:
The only difference is the reach adjust mechanism. Fab brakes.
Cheapest for Deore is ribble until tonight when their sale ends, so be quick! Several have bought these recently.
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/mtb-bmx-bike/shim...
£61.60 delivered after SALE12 discount.
I've just got the Deore's recently (replacing Avids) I didn't pick up on the bargain price above and paid £77 for mine but am still pleased with them.Cheapest for Deore is ribble until tonight when their sale ends, so be quick! Several have bought these recently.
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/mtb-bmx-bike/shim...
£61.60 delivered after SALE12 discount.
Edited by richardxjr on Tuesday 4th February 16:56
At that price I may be tempted to purchase them for my "budget build" bike...
Edited by tjdixon911 on Tuesday 4th February 17:14
www.bikediscount.de have a selection of Shimano brakes at bargain prices, in the clearance bit there's hydraulic brakes from £13 odd.
eggchaser1987 said:
All ordered now!
Thanks Gazza also but don't really like ordering things from a website that I can not read! 
Really should learn another language properley, I suppose looking back at some of my posts learning how to type English properley would be good

There's a Union Jack in the top right hand corner.
Thanks Gazza also but don't really like ordering things from a website that I can not read! 
Really should learn another language properley, I suppose looking back at some of my posts learning how to type English properley would be good


Got mine delivered today and also the adapter to fit the front one I ordered off amazon, so will give fitting them a bash after dinner... excited to see how they are 
That or course means it will rain all weekend though!
Edit... all done, so fingers crossed I can get out for a while over the weekend
Feels like there's a fair amount of level travel which I didn't really expect, but I'm guessing that once I ride them I'll find they are just far more progressive and need a lot less pressure than the cable ones.

That or course means it will rain all weekend though!
Edit... all done, so fingers crossed I can get out for a while over the weekend
Feels like there's a fair amount of level travel which I didn't really expect, but I'm guessing that once I ride them I'll find they are just far more progressive and need a lot less pressure than the cable ones.Edited by S13_Alan on Friday 7th February 20:03
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