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Old 07-10-2017, 09:26 PM   #7480
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The idea of having carbon wheels and not having to worry about heat and the condition of the brake track is tempting ...
Weight of disc brakes cancels out weight of carbon rims. Cost of both components is a premium vs. calipers and aluminum rims. I guess longevity of replacing a disc rotor vs a rim with a work brake track if you run heavy mileage is a consideration

For me, I'd never ride in the rain or inclement weather, so I'd never see the benefit of discs.
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