Avid Juicy - caliper and rotor query?
thommo41
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Sorry about the vague title.
Basically, I have a set of nearly brand new AVID Juicy 7's, but they have a 160 rotor F&R.
I have just brought a second hand Specialized FSRXC Expert (09) that has Avid Juicy 4 RSL brakes. The levers look rubbish compared the the 7's, and the calipers have seen better days, looking very tatty etc. The rotors on this though are 203 F and 185 R.
What can I do, if anything, do upgrade the new bikes brakes, with the Juicy 7's, whilst retaining the larger rotors? Or am I stuck?
Any help/advice much appreciated!
Thanks
Alan
Basically, I have a set of nearly brand new AVID Juicy 7's, but they have a 160 rotor F&R.
I have just brought a second hand Specialized FSRXC Expert (09) that has Avid Juicy 4 RSL brakes. The levers look rubbish compared the the 7's, and the calipers have seen better days, looking very tatty etc. The rotors on this though are 203 F and 185 R.
What can I do, if anything, do upgrade the new bikes brakes, with the Juicy 7's, whilst retaining the larger rotors? Or am I stuck?
Any help/advice much appreciated!
Thanks
Alan
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remove old brakes and fit the new ones.
they are the same."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
So the rotor size is irrelevant? Really? I thought the 160 vs 203/185 rotor size would mean I couldn't just swap the calipers over?
Am I being dim then
Thanks, Alan0 -
Right, that cleared that up then, thank you so much, I will swap them over tonight I think
Cheers
Alan0 -
So the 4 RSLs will be attached using something like this: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=13720
and the 7s with something like this http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=20304
Leave those adaptors on the frame/fork, and just swap the calipers.0 -
I'm glad it's that simple mate, cheers!
Alan0