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  • What budget hydro discs?
  • aslongasithaswheels
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    need some new (more powerful) brakes for my 2003 (i think) Cinder Cone. Came with Shimano cable discs and have to say i’ve never been impressed, don’t really lock up too well (i like them to lock up or at least have that option on tap) and modulation aint that good either

    any recomendations? 😀

    Junkyard
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    how much do you want to pay?

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    Anything by shimano

    teaandbiscuits
    Free Member

    Anything by shimano

    not any more 🙁

    dobo
    Free Member

    some cheap oem hayes hfx 9 on crc, i’ve got some hayes carbons which i much prefer over my avid 5’s

    aslongasithaswheels
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    was looking at about £100 a set but i don’t know if that’s doable. got 6 bolt deore hubs with a Marzocchi MX up front

    atlaz
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    Check Merlin. They usually have some sort of special deal and today you could get some Juicy 5’s (well you could if they hadn’t sold out) for 140 or some Shimano LX for just over 100.

    zangolin
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    PJay
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    I got 180mm/160mm 2008 Shimano LXs from Merlin for £105 which are great, I think though that they’ve upped the price of the 6-bolt rotor sets.

    I’ve been really impressed with these brakes, my first hydros, as replacements for my 185/160mm BB7 setup.

    steve_b77
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    Shimano Deore are pretty good and you can get the fully assembled pre bled kits to bolt straight on.

    Also, again try Merlin, my mate got some damaged (small scratch on lever/master cylinder) Stroker Trails for £100

    retro83
    Free Member

    lx from merlin or deore.

    BearBack
    Free Member

    Magura Julie HP, £60 an end.

    Otherwise, shimano or Avid, the only good thing about Hayes is that parts are easy to get wherever you are 😉

    Wally
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    I have a complete set of juicy 3s £60 posted
    6 bolt.

    Reluctant
    Free Member

    Take Wally’s offer! That’s a proper bargain!
    Or if you gotta have new, another Shimano vote, even the budget Deore is a very good brake. good spares supply and easy to work on too.

    Wally
    Full Member

    Advert is in classified, search for wally for details.
    Condition is excellent.

    Wally
    Full Member

    brakes now sold.

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