New brake blocks for Shimano wheels
jamlala
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Hi there
Can you recommend some good value brake blocks for Shimano Ultegra 6700 wheels. The standard ones that came with the bike (a Specialized Secteur) are a bit cheap and nasty - upgraded wheels = better brake blocks required etc!
Any suggestions please?!
Can you recommend some good value brake blocks for Shimano Ultegra 6700 wheels. The standard ones that came with the bike (a Specialized Secteur) are a bit cheap and nasty - upgraded wheels = better brake blocks required etc!
Any suggestions please?!
Cannondale Supersix 105 2013- summer bike - love it!
Cannondale CAAD12 - racing fun!
Trek Crockett 5 - CX bike, muddy fun!
Scott Scale 940 MTB XC racer.
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Cannondale CAAD12 - racing fun!
Trek Crockett 5 - CX bike, muddy fun!
Scott Scale 940 MTB XC racer.
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Anything from Swisstop, Coolstop or Aztec will work well. Everyone has a fav but they are all goo quality, but the feel differs slightly. The shimarno 105 spec blocks are reasonable too.0
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Yepp, another vote for Swiss stop (green) or Kool stop (pink, black or my fav dual compound). The Swiss stop always look to be more expensive but are priced per complete set rather than per pair. Both models will make a big difference.0
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Swissstop Green, two pairs were £18.50 at Wiggle the other day, I have just switched over.0
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+1 for Swiss Stop/Kool Stop.
A cheaper alternative (and not as good, but will be better than what you've got on) are Gooey pads - they're ok for the price.http://www.georgesfoundation.org
http://100hillsforgeorge.blogspot.com/
http://www.12on12in12.blogspot.co.uk/0 -
I swapped the OEM pads on my Sectuer for Koolstop Salmons a few months ago - wish I had done it the day I got the bike - vast improvement in control, power and ability to stop in the wet - look no further!0