Hi Lads just lookin for some reviews on brakes for my new dh rig Norco aline park edition 2009.what to get avid juicy 7 or shimano saint m810 will be running 203s front and rear if you have used either all input will be greatly appreciated cheers
SHIMANO SAINT M810 Vs AVID JUICY 7
don't use them for downhill, but have saints and juicy 7's
can't imagine ever getting better brakes than saints..
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it'll cost an extra 15 for postage etc, but still good prices
can't imagine ever getting better brakes than saints..
good deals on bike-components.de
it'll cost an extra 15 for postage etc, but still good prices
It doesn't matter what brake you are running.. if you can't maintain them and set them up properly to start off with then it'll make know difference what brake you use..
In saying that.. the Saint is a 4 pot brake whereas the Juicy 7 is a 2 pot.. therefore the Saint is more suited to DH applications.. but again.. if you run a Juicy 7 with a 203mm rotor, set it up correctly and maintain it properly then you will have no trouble at all using it for DH.. especially in this country where the longest DH tracks are less than 3 minutes long..
In saying that.. the Saint is a 4 pot brake whereas the Juicy 7 is a 2 pot.. therefore the Saint is more suited to DH applications.. but again.. if you run a Juicy 7 with a 203mm rotor, set it up correctly and maintain it properly then you will have no trouble at all using it for DH.. especially in this country where the longest DH tracks are less than 3 minutes long..
thanks for the advice lads