It's good. Horses for courses really. If it's a day in the saddle on trails and climbing, spitty.
Which one?
They're another option that I'm keen on, along with the TRP Quadiem.
The Cura 4 pot is $225 an end so its not really price competitive. The 2 pot is only a little more expensive and runs a much smaller pad, so I can't see how they can be as powerful. For a heavy guy like me, everything modulates just fine, what I need is power.
Depends where you look, cura 4 can be had for under 400 landed.
But that's Saint/XTR/E4/Quadiem money. Zees are a good $100 cheaper and don't give much away to the Saints with the same pads.
About 75 less.
Curas.
I'm happy to call bullshit on that review. The Direttisima should have taken the win. The new Codes are worse than the old codes, and the old Codes were nothing flash. Great if you were a pro and have a mechanic to maintain them, shit if you have to do your own maintenance and often end up with water contaminated dot fluid.
Price was part of the equation too. They clearly state the Direttissima are the most powerful brake they tested but at over $1K a set, really......
... which is why they have the best value award. Not much point having the best in test award if the best brakes didn't win.
Like a reach around as such
Correct. I love mine. Just would like a touch more power for the rune.
Yes.
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No new brakes yet, but it's rideable again. Fuck I'm happy with how it's come up.
SRAM XX1 drivetrain on the way for it too lol.
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