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  • Brake pad help
  • Shorty121
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    What would be the best brake pad type for long descents in morzine?

    bigyinn
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    Splintered with squirrel fibres for hat anticipation.

    Onzadog
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    I asked the same question of SSC recently and didn't really get a proper answer back. I was looking at their kevlar pads.

    I normally run sintered all year around in the peaks.

    highclimber
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    just a min, I need my comfy chair for this discussion…..

    Shorty121
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    Well I was wondering if sintered would boil the fluid quicker rather than the non metal version

    Ambrose
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    Supestar Kevlar ones worked great for me on the PPS recently. And I'm 110kg fully loaded!

    valleydaddy
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    you tubster 😉

    enfht
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    Depends on what tyres you're using

    dirtbiker100
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    kevlar will do you fine i reckon

    Onzadog
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    what's the wear on the kevlars like? Could you reasonably expect a week out of them in the Alps if it stayed dry?

    dirtbiker100
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    I used mine for a dry week in the alps + half a year in the UK mainly dry riding but the odd bit of mud.
    /edit this is on my DH bike so its not as regularly used as my trail bike. the kevlar pads on my trail bike last probably about a year. riding the gritty wet of Afan killed them fairly sharpish mind you.

    Ambrose
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    Onzadog- depends on your riding style I guess. I always take, and get through, loads of pads and tyres.

    Mr Bartlett. All I can say to you is 'Pot' and 'Kettle'. I, like you am nothing more than a huge hunk of burnin lurve, as testified by weirdo woman in Nantsyddion bothy.

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