MTB/XC General Bike Hydraulic Disc Brakes (Full Setup)

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    Want More BHP! Sideways Steve's Avatar
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    Due to upgrading I have a full set of Hayes Sole Hydraulic Disc Brakes for sale, they come complete with the discs and pads with plenty of life left in them.

    They are in good condition and in full working order.

    How does £30 sound ?


    May also swap for any mini parts :)
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    What you upgraded to?

    (Interested mountain biker here, not after your brakes, sorry!)


    Feet were made to fit car pedals. If we were meant to walk, we'd have pogo sticks for legs

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    Haha well these we're on my wife's kona, I run hope mini's on my Marin free ride bike and she liked them so I got a decent second hand set off eBay and fitted them instead, much more powerful and a lot better feel.

    I used to be massively into my biking, had a few good bikes both DH and dirt jumpers but now just got my Marin which I kinda use now and then for a bit of everything lol

    What you riding ?

    My bike :


    Gill's bike :
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    Running Avid Elixir CS on my full susser (Giant Reign), XT on my carbon hardtail (Giant XTC advanced), and Deore on my rigid 29er (Cannondale singlespeed)


    Feet were made to fit car pedals. If we were meant to walk, we'd have pogo sticks for legs

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    Oooooooo....I run a Marin too.....2006 Alpine trail

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    Like you I now run Hope brakes 180 M4's on the front and 140 Mono on the rear both with Hope floating discs.....much better feel and power

    Had a 1998 B17 before the Alpine Trail.....

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    Have this for road duties...

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    2012 Specialized Allez
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    Hope again, Mono Ti6 up front with 203mm gold floating disc. Mono M4 rear with 180mm gold floating disc. Goodridge braided lines all round.

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    Nice one Gordy mine is a wolf ridge so think it's just a model up from the alpine trail from memory !

    I can't remember for the life of me what year mine is though, it's got a really high spec, mainly all XT stuff, float r forks 130mm travel, and float rl rear shock

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    I had a Wolf Ridge circa 2003! Had Hope Mini's as standard but the freewheel in WTB wheelset wasn't up to Scottish (wet/muddy) conditions and would regularly fail.

    The current model Shimano Deore hydraulic brakes are astounding value for money; can be found for about £30 an end if you don't need new rotors! I've replaced old Juicy 3's on my wife's bike and older SLX brakes with them and they're more comfortable, more powerful and have better modulation.

    Down to just the four bikes now since selling a carbon cyclocross a few days ago; Scott CR1 road bike, On-One Lurcher, Salsa Mukluk fat bike and an older Giant Trance.

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    Yeh the wtb hubs are crap, I'm running XT stuff :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sideways Steve View Post
    I can't remember for the life of me what year mine is though, it's got a really high spec, mainly all XT stuff, float r forks 130mm travel, and float rl rear shock
    Think yours is earlier that mine (going by the rear swinging arm design anyway) but a very similar spec to mine all in all. I've had to fit a new chain and SRAM X7 rear mech this week due to me destroying the rear mech and snapping the hanger clean off......!!!! Long walk / push home as it always seem to happen at the furthest point from the house......dohh. Fitted new tyres as well....schwalbe nobby nic's

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