Prrty!
The last bike I built is a mix, disc in front, V-brake in the rear. Works fairly well.
But I say no to mechanical disc brakes.
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Prrty!
The last bike I built is a mix, disc in front, V-brake in the rear. Works fairly well.
But I say no to mechanical disc brakes.
I also prefer my brakes with some juice in them, but don't want to throw a fortune on this bike to upgrade to groupset with hydraulic brakes :/
Yeah, makes sense especially when using STI shifters.
Yeah. I think I might upgrade the cheapo Tektro calibers to avid bb7, those are pretty damn good, golden standard for mechanical disc brakes
We need the before to compare the after, come on OP do the work
Updated OP with link to previous post! Forgot to do that
https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/49246590
Here's some old photos from various stages


It looks sick af