Forum

stev-o · **Posts:** 927 **Location:** Enfield

Any ideas for what hydr . brakes to get for my kona shred 07 (in midd price

)

Brad · **Posts:** 1147 **Location:** Chingford

Shimano deore do a hydraulic brake for just over £100 for F+R, only downside is that they dont come with rotors or mounts but the mounts and rotors from your old brakes may be sufficient.
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=43693

Otherwise avid juicy 3 brakes seem popular ( the same that are on your full sus)

You could also put the juicy threes that are on your specilized on the kona and then buy more powerfull brakes for the full suss.

stev-o · **Posts:** 927 **Location:** Enfield

bradley27 wrote:

Shimano deore do a hydraulic brake for just over £100 for F+R, only downside is that they dont come with rotors or mounts but the mounts and rotors from your old brakes may be sufficient.
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=43693

Otherwise avid juicy 3 brakes seem popular ( the same that are on your full sus)

You could also put the juicy threes that are on your specilized on the kona and then buy more powerfull brakes for the full suss.

thanks . yep i was thinking to swap brakes from big hit 1 to shred.will see

Noel · **Posts:** 734 **Location:** South Woodford

I am more inclined to go Shimano.

Jon · **Posts:** 3602

Quad brakes tend to get good reviews at that price level

http://www.tredz.co.uk/productlist.aspx?f2=Quad

spankrider92 · **Posts:** 16

If you save some money you could get some hope tech x2s i run them they are really powerfull and reliable

stev-o · **Posts:** 927 **Location:** Enfield

Karve wrote:

Quad brakes tend to get good reviews at that price level

http://www.tredz.co.uk/productlist.aspx?f2=Quad

thank s jon . i check them on ebay . can get a f and r for 98 .it s good price

Forum

Brakes

Who is online