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MoparPorsche 04-15-2024 09:27 AM

Silver eeBrakes Coming; Pre-Order
 
Email from Cane Creek about eeBrakes:
Hi Terry,

We may have Silver be coming as on option soon, if you or your friend is interested, let me know as we can take pre orders in the future.

Happy Riding,
Andy


Andy Bennett
Customer Support
Cane Creek Cycling Components
355 Cane Creek Road
Fletcher, NC 28732
W: (828)-641-9560 \\ M-F 10am-5pm Eastern
www.canecreek.com
andyb@canecreek.com

NoMoreParagon 04-16-2024 12:31 AM

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Good news. Definitely some of the best upgrade I have done to my Pegs.
It will take some extra care in setting them up correctly, but, once tuned, they are a joy to ride.

nmrt 04-16-2024 08:16 AM

Are the new silver ones the same as the older El Platino?

steelrimbrake 04-16-2024 08:23 AM

Sweet! Those look nice.

many_styles 04-25-2024 05:43 PM

Glad they made these regularly available! I’m curious if I had the silver calipers vs black, if it would be too much for my build!


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tylercheung 04-25-2024 06:13 PM

what do you mean by "setting them up correctly"?

Wakatel_Luum 04-26-2024 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by tylercheung (Post 3376930)
what do you mean by "setting them up correctly"?

There's the right way or the wrong way. :)

Pumablk 05-15-2024 08:26 PM

Just checked today. It seems they are available and ready to ship for those of you champing at the bit to grab a set.

2000m2 05-16-2024 03:51 PM

Those are very nice looking, super tempting.

Mr steel 05-16-2024 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by NoMoreParagon (Post 3373428)
Good news. Definitely some of the best upgrade I have done to my Pegs.
It will take some extra care in setting them up correctly, but, once tuned, they are a joy to ride.

Maybe hard to quantify but how much and in what way are these better than say for example dura ace 7800 or campa record 10s brakes?

CAAD 05-16-2024 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr steel (Post 3383614)
Maybe hard to quantify but how much and in what way are these better than say for example dura ace 7800 or campa record 10s brakes?

Probably half the weight of the others, plenty of stopping power, can fit wide carbon rims with ease, look cool.

Will_Elder 05-16-2024 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by CAAD (Post 3383617)
Probably half the weight of the others, plenty of stopping power, can fit wide carbon rims with ease, look cool.

Exactly! The silver ones look particularly cool...

54ny77 05-16-2024 09:25 PM

They are easily the equal of 7800. Just lighter.

I have bikes with both.

I wouldnt say better, because all modern brakes are amazing and stop just fine.

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Originally Posted by Mr steel (Post 3383614)
Maybe hard to quantify but how much and in what way are these better than say for example dura ace 7800 or campa record 10s brakes?


Nomadmax 05-17-2024 04:51 AM

What's a set of those "assembled in USA" calipers go for?

Edit

Yow, $780.00.

CAAD 05-17-2024 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Nomadmax (Post 3383709)
What's a set of those "assembled in USA" calipers go for?

Edit

Yow, $780.00.

I have acquired 2 sets used and one set at employee pricing while working at a bike shop. I like them, die hard weight weenie, but I couldn't justify them at full retail.


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