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Thanks guys for all your feedback thus far.
BTW it wasn’t my intent to ask/rehash about braking in the wet, but rather your of overall impression of “ride quality” of carbon wheels. Thanks again. |
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The Shamals have a more positive engagement and feel to them. The Lightweights stop ok, I don't know how to describe them but I don't get the same feedback through squeezing the levers that I get with the Shamals, if that makes any sense.
I think I misspoke about the newer texture brake tracks after rereading my comment about them. I feel they would make a noticeable difference versus older no texture brake tracks. |
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I live in San Francisco and have been riding carbon rims for more than 10 years, I'm all in. First carbon rims are stiffer and more responsive. I've got 4 pairs for rim brakes and 2 with disc brakes. I've ridden them mostly in the dry but have been caught out. I've used many different pads, but I like the blues ones.
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IME, particularly BTLOS carbon rims..they ride great, and are very reliable.
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