CaptainLunatik
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I saw these hydraulic rim breaks they look good but was wondering if anyone has any experience with one of these
Magura rim brake
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The_Aleman
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Prolly means these: https://www.magura.com/en/components/bike/rim-brakes/
Looks like an expensive way to wear out your rims faster.
Looks like an expensive way to wear out your rims faster.
FurryOnTheInside
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The_Aleman
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FurryOnTheInside
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Ooh cool! We have a logical disagreement on bicycle physics. I don't get that anywhere else! Haha. Faster than cable-actuated rim brakes
I'm saying that the rim wear is the same, but I don't have a 4-stroke engine.
The_Aleman
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Hydraulic brake systems apply more pressure with less force needed to actuate them. Physics.
Therefore, hydraulic rim brakes can cause more rim wear in a shorter amount of time. Logic.
It's not rocket science, and number of power strokes is completely irrelevant.
Therefore, hydraulic rim brakes can cause more rim wear in a shorter amount of time. Logic.
It's not rocket science, and number of power strokes is completely irrelevant.
FurryOnTheInside
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I meant I just hate to have a discussion on how good are Magura brakes or physics in the 4-stroke engines sub-forum.
It upsets my autie sense of order.
The_Aleman
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Ha, that's what I thought back when I read that Volkswagen made a V5.
en.wikipedia.org
V5 engine - Wikipedia
CrazyDan
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If it hits harder, pull less. Fixed.
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