New Brakes.
The Man Chump
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Hi Gents and Gals.
I have been riding for nearly a year and have given my bike a pretty good hiding over the year. My bike is entry level and i have killed my brakes. I have come to look for new calipers and the choice is amazing. I have settled for shimano 105's at £29.99 each from chain reaction cycles. How do I tell if my bike has 49mm or 57mm drop? I can't find info on the Python website. any help before I buy the wrong ones!
I have been riding for nearly a year and have given my bike a pretty good hiding over the year. My bike is entry level and i have killed my brakes. I have come to look for new calipers and the choice is amazing. I have settled for shimano 105's at £29.99 each from chain reaction cycles. How do I tell if my bike has 49mm or 57mm drop? I can't find info on the Python website. any help before I buy the wrong ones!
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Have you tried repairing your existing brake calipers? If they're binding up then chances are all they need is a bit of TLC.- - - - - - - - - -
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This tells you how to measure the reach of the caliper http://sheldonbrown.com/calipers.htmlhttp://www.strathspey.co.uk - Quality Binoculars at a Sensible Price.
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