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jimbo-norco
jimbo-norco Posts: 333
edited February 2008 in MTB general
these??:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CLARKS-MOUNTAIN-B ... dZViewItem

any good?

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  • tomfraserb
    tomfraserb Posts: 273
    They were the first hydraulic discs I ever had... not too bad for the money, very heavy though!
  • gotta_hurt
    gotta_hurt Posts: 239
    sound very impressive! 6 Pot...must be half decent :lol:

    http://gottahurt.pinkbike.com/album/Kona-McRea/
  • Splasher
    Splasher Posts: 1,528
    From the era of spec sheet selling where more was more. Think about the new generation of powerful brakes - Moto V2 and Formula Ones - both 2 pot.

    £43 gets you a much better, lighter brake http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/?fn=produ ... goryId=130
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  • Splasher
    Splasher Posts: 1,528
    Sorry, bum steer, that doesn't include a rotor. You'd need to pair your brake up with something like an Imperial rotor http://www.mtb-direct.co.uk/cgi-bin/ind ... 1122100414
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  • jimbo-norco
    jimbo-norco Posts: 333
    I was looking though, in the reviews for it it says ' they were so good they broke the mounts off my frame!!!' in my oppinion that aint good!!!
    ye that means theyre very strong, but you dont really want them so strong they cost you a fortune in frames! :P
  • Dohboy78
    Dohboy78 Posts: 172
    Are those braided hoses I see?
  • Mongoose_rider!
    Mongoose_rider! Posts: 1
    Go for Diaech anchors they have to be one of the best budget hydros on the market. Great modulation and power and will probably handle most things fine except maybe some hardcore DH. The best all round set up for all mountain and also my set up is 180 front and 160 rear. Absolutly fantastic brakes,

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