Hayes HFX-9 MKII DH Carbon

crianza34

do you lot think these are any good for all moutain? (i know there dh brakes)

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ToMBeMe

They'll stop you quick enought, the only thing i would guess is wrong with them is the fact that there (as dh brakes) inherantly heavy, but there carbon so its all good. Make sure your fork/frame can have an 8" rotor before you buy them though IIRC it can void the warenty becuase it might snap under braking pressure.

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mongooseTE17

Hayes hfx9's are great brake and very popular on free ride, all-mountain and DH bikes. They are wery powerful but some say they lack modulation, and feel like a very 'on off' type brake. They will be plenty good enough for all mountain if not a little heavy.

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Norco_Hucker

I've got a DH MKII on the front of my bike, it's a HELL of a brake!!! Amazing power!!! Has a really nice feeling to it aswell!!!

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