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Author: Kevin
Post Time: 2010/12/17
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I haven't weighed the complete setup yet, but the quality is amazing. Review to come :)
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Replier: Gordon (國棟)
Reply Time: 2010/12/17
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wow!! that looks so sexy, like thoes old time western pump pipes.
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Replier: Kevin
Reply Time: 2010/12/17
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LOL good find
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Replier: mark
Reply Time: 2010/12/17
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Is there any lever position adjustment screw?
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Replier: 老K
Reply Time: 2010/12/17
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I guess not...
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Replier: Kevin
Reply Time: 2010/12/17
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Like the hopes, it's combined with the reach adjustment.
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Replier: mark
Reply Time: 2010/12/17
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I found my reach adjustment, it's on the end of pushing rod, some wise guy designed it.
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Replier: mark
Reply Time: 2010/12/21
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I enjoyed the Formula very much these days, very nice in braking power and lever feeling.
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Replier: Kevin
Reply Time: 2010/12/22
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you need to get the organic pads for these. SOOOO much better than the stock sintered =|
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Replier: mark
Reply Time: 2010/12/22
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Quote Kevin article-you need to get the organic pads for these. SOOOO much be...
What's good of the organic pads? Is that edible?
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Replier: Kevin
Reply Time: 2010/12/23
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organic pads work at lower temperature, are quieter, and have a little more bite. sintered pads are made to resist brake fade, but don't work very well until you warm them up. it's better for DH, not so good for trials :)