Lyndall Pads
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RE: Lyndall Pads
ORIGINAL: sargek
Getting mine this week - I have 25K on the stockers and it's time to change. Debating between the Gold and the Z Plus.
Getting mine this week - I have 25K on the stockers and it's time to change. Debating between the Gold and the Z Plus.
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RE: Lyndall Pads
That's exactly what I have head too - the stockers flat out suck in my opinion. What's the break-in procedure for the Z-Plus? I read the Gold ones do not require a break-in period, but they are about $13 more a pair than the Z-Plus. Not much, but every little bit helps these days.
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RE: Lyndall Pads
I just installed a new disc and a set of those Z+'ers on the front of the WG and its a mrked difference. \\;\\\\\\; Still breaking them in, seems they said 100 miles before really grabbing them hard, but they are worth it. \\;\\\\\\; Cheapest I could find-http://www.cyclespot.com/
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RE: Lyndall Pads
ORIGINAL: sargek
That's exactly what I have head too - the stockers flat out suck in my opinion. What's the break-in procedure for the Z-Plus? I read the Gold ones do not require a break-in period, but they are about $13 more a pair than the Z-Plus. Not much, but every little bit helps these days.
That's exactly what I have head too - the stockers flat out suck in my opinion. What's the break-in procedure for the Z-Plus? I read the Gold ones do not require a break-in period, but they are about $13 more a pair than the Z-Plus. Not much, but every little bit helps these days.
The Golds do require a break-in.
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Cheers... Ben.
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