Heltor Chasca
Out-riding the Black Dog
...I shall however continue to prefer rims brakes😉
Until you own and ride a bike with disc brakes😉
...I shall however continue to prefer rims brakes😉
Eugh. You mean a carbon all-road bike. Gravel is so 2019.I think I'm going to get myself a carbon bike with tubeless tyres, disc brakes, daytime running lights, tyres with "grippy tread", DI2 ... and a Wahoo. Just to see how many arguments I can get into.
Edit. Make that a carbon gravel bike.
I think I'm going to get myself a carbon bike with tubeless tyres, disc brakes, daytime running lights, tyres with "grippy tread", DI2 ... and a Wahoo. Just to see how many arguments I can get into.
Edit. Make that a carbon gravel bike.
I’m sorry but I don’t believe I am looking to get ‘’off the hook’’, I am merely giving my opinion, which if I am not mistaken that is what a forum is for? If that’s not the case then I sincerely apologise!
I’m very sorry do disagree again I absolutely do understand the subject but as you don’t like people having a different opinion to yours I shall offer no further views or input to the post and bow to your obviously superior knowledge.
I shall however continue to prefer rims brakes😉
A fool and their money are easily parted. Disc brakes on road bikes are about as sensible an idea as trying to baptise a cat. Clubbies, chodies and bike tarts love them, manufacturers know it, kerrrrrching.
A fool and their money are easily parted.
Basically in anything but a dry, sunny summer's day they're fscking awfulThe thing about rim brakes that I also hate is the black paste they coat the rims with. My neice got a puncture when I took her on her first 200km Audax. I sorted it for her, but my face was black as anything, afterwards, and it wasn't from oil.
You also get uneven rim and brake block wear, and once that happens rim braking is never as smooth or controlled as when the rim and blocks are new.
The thing about rim brakes that I also hate is the black paste they coat the rims with. My neice got a puncture when I took her on her first 200km Audax. I sorted it for her, but my face was black as anything, afterwards, and it wasn't from oil.
You also get uneven rim and brake block wear, and once that happens rim braking is never as smooth or controlled as when the rim and blocks are new.
Yeah, however did anyone cope before disc brakesBasically in anything but a dry, sunny summer's day they're fscking awful
A technical explanation isn't about opinion, it is about facts, and in this case, physics. There's no room for opinion there but plenty on the political forum though.
Sarcasm and self-flagellation will do you no good either. By all means, please contribute but don't feel miffed if science trumps opinion.
Until you own and ride a bike with disc brakes😉