Centrelock adapter or new wheels!?
tmsjns
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Right I was looking for a set of old disc brake to fit to my old pinetrail and decided instead of buying a set for my spare bike I should upgrade the ones on my new cube anaolg disc, So I went about bought some avid elixir 7's and tried to fit them tonight only to norice that the cube has centre lock discs!? damn it
So now Im thinking of either getting new wheel, But I dont lnow enought about wheelsets to buy good ones!
Or getting a pair of centrelock adapters, Bit I dont know if these are any good or should I just read up on wheelsets and get new wheels?
So now Im thinking of either getting new wheel, But I dont lnow enought about wheelsets to buy good ones!
Or getting a pair of centrelock adapters, Bit I dont know if these are any good or should I just read up on wheelsets and get new wheels?
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adaptors or new rotors."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown0 -
I didnt think about different rotors!? I thinking adapters too, At least for now, I figure I'll learn about what wheels I would need while doing all this and can get them without the rush then!nicklouse wrote:adaptors or new rotors.
Does it matter on the "make" of adapter I guess the only real difference would be the weight!0 -
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If you just want some 160s then this can't be beaten. A lot, lot les than adaptors, some of which are utter rubbish.
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/BSSHRT52CR/ ... disc_rotor0 -
Chunkers1980 wrote:If you just want some 160s then this can't be beaten. A lot, lot les than adaptors, some of which are utter rubbish.
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/BSSHRT52CR/ ... disc_rotor
I found the SS set fine. Not lots cheaper £15 vs £10.50 (inc postage). But I agree, shiney new rotor for less wins.0
