2017年4月17日 · For example, Japan's JIS 9301:2010 regulations require "separate braking systems operating on the front and rear wheels respectively" and SureStop says that they are compliant with this standard. Because the front and rear brakes are linked in SureStop, it's unclear to me how they are "separate." 5.2 Brakes 5.2.1 General

2017年2月7日 · You can but if it was ME, I wouldn't do it. The fork would cost more than the bike is worth. You may be able to find a used bike that accepts larger tires at the or near the same cost as a good quality fork.

2020年3月21日 · I have a Giant propel advanced 2 (2017) road bike, 105 groupset, rim brakes. I would like to buy a set of deep section racing wheels and unsure if disc brakes are an option or not.

2022年9月11日 · There are two common types of brake bridges for caliper brakes: The one with recessed nut where the bolt from the brake doesn't reach through the bridge or fork crown, but the nut is a long tube that is inserted from the other side.

2023年8月5日 · "wouldn't that be fundamentally limited by the friction between the ground and the rider" - no. The most common limit is the rotational force from the torque generated between the ground/tire and hub center, resulting in the lifting the rear wheel.

2011年5月27日 · Linking the two brakes would have a detrimental effect on braking power. Your front brake will bring your bike to a halt far quicker than your rear brake will, and should be used almost exclusively.

2016年3月20日 · As bicycle mechanic in the Netherlands, I see a lot of these brakes. The drum shoes can become harder due to wear or age or something.

2018年2月7日 · I applaud the maker of Outbraker (linked item) for their contribution to natural selection. It couples the independent front and back brakes removing redundancy.

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One of my bikes had the brake pads positioned poorly and they developed a pretty pronounced lip where the pad hung off machined braking surface on one side.