Negative Gravity Brakes - Ltd Edition
TheGreatGatsby
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Horrible looking things anyway (along with many of the other lightweight CNC brakes).0
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Pair for sale over at weenies. 450€. (not mine!)Fitter....healthier....more productive.....0
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Are they any good tho! I've never heard good reprts about the Zero gravity brakes whereas with DA/Ultegra/Record etc you know you'll stop. the new Bontrager callipers are however supposedly excellentM.Rushton0
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I will be buying Zero Gravity on my next ww bike for sure.
The red ltd ones are gorgeous oh yes they will be mine ......... there are a few Zero Gravity dealers in the UK, and my sister lives in the States anyway so should be able to get hold of them.0 -
giant mancp wrote:I will be buying Zero Gravity on my next ww bike for sure.
The red ltd ones are gorgeous oh yes they will be mine .........
I've met a couple of people who had them and they told me they looked far better than they stopped the bike (or didn't!). Maybe the makers have improved themM.Rushton0 -
Yes I have heard those stories too, but I don't know anyone personally who has a pair, so I think the best thing to do is to get a pair and try them myself. Only then will I know.0
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Bit out of date but pretty good review, and they guy who writes it knows more about Bikes than shoudl be legal:
http://fairwheelbikes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4289
Ive got a pair of Zero Gs, and would rate the stopping performance as good but not great. Its quite hilly round by me, and they have enough force (& modulation) to stop my 92kgs on some of these long winding descents, but I think next time round I would probably buy the Record SkelisFitter....healthier....more productive.....0 -
I've got a pair of these
http://www.carbontec.co.uk/catalogue.ph ... e&dir=desc
They come in at a similar weight to the Neg G's and work nicely. Seat of the pants says they're probably better than Chorus skeleton calipers they replaced.0 -
They look the mutts nutts. Pink Brake Calipers..Oh Yeah!Fitter....healthier....more productive.....0
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4kicks wrote:Bit out of date but pretty good review, and they guy who writes it knows more about Bikes than shoudl be legal:
http://fairwheelbikes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4289
Ive got a pair of Zero Gs, and would rate the stopping performance as good but not great. Its quite hilly round by me, and they have enough force (& modulation) to stop my 92kgs on some of these long winding descents, but I think next time round I would probably buy the Record Skelis
Cheers! Very good review my man!!0 -
I tend to use Campag kit myself either Chorus/Record or Centaur but last year used a bike with DA and I have to say that the brakes were superb in their stopping power. That for me is the criteria I would use, not colour or weight but how are brakes under load and how safely can I stop.
Those NG do look nice tho'M.Rushton0 -
I thought the negative g's were built with a bit more material, (and hence weight) than the zero g's, to improve the stopping power?0
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APIII wrote:I thought the negative g's were built with a bit more material, (and hence weight) than the zero g's, to improve the stopping power?
& you sir are 100% correct...
a lot of forum users on WW saying KCNC are as good if not better for stopping power..& easier to set up..0 -
Yes I have been reading this myself, damn shame cos I think the Zero Gravity calipers just look the absolute business! Mind you, that ain't much good if they don't stop you!! lol0