Spend money on good brakes, and save money elsewhere. Better stoppers make
riding more fun.
On Thursday, August 9, 2012 3:49:47 PM UTC-4, Steve Park wrote:
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> I am impressed with the CX70 canti's.
> My favorite part of these are the nicely made pivots which eliminate play
> on the canti stu
I am impressed with the CX70 canti's.
My favorite part of these are the nicely made pivots which eliminate play
on the canti stud - makes for solid and quiet braking. I use dura salmon
pads with a little toe-in. Setting these up is relatively straight forward
as canti brakes go. I bent the
Thanks, everyone. If the CX70's take standard "dura type" inserts, then
that is very nice. I'm still in a bit of sticker shock.
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The CX50 doesn't use standard interchangeable road pads.
Art's Cyclery has the CX50 on clearance for $20.
http://www.artscyclery.com/Shimano_CX50_Cantilever_Brake/descpage-SHBRCX50.html?crumb=RDMCOMPS
Mitch Browne
San Luis Obispo, CA
Shimano CX50 Cantilever Brak
On Monday, August 6, 2012 2:10
There is a cheaper version, cx50, I think?
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Are they $129 good? :)
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I've got a set on a non-Riv bike and they work just fine. Since the bike
they are on is my 26" wheeled constant evolution frame I'll probably put
the CX70s on my Hunq when that arrives and swap the CR720 from the build
kit to this "project bike." In any case I didn't even have any trouble with
sque
I have the CX70s on my Hunq with no issues. Pretty straightforward to install
if you read the directions, but not exactly intuitive. Had a few problems with
squeeling, but hard to say if they're particular to this brake or attributable
to cantis in general - not enough of an expert to say for ce
Is anyone running the new Shimano CS70 canti brakes? They look interesting
with the linear springs but the pads don't seem to be standard. I would
hate to give up on my salmon koolstop pads.
They are about half the price of Pauls and might be a good option.
Any thoughts?
Ginz
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