Rancid написа:Добре си беше настроена.Между другото и от J5 e по-силна(поне за мен).
Добре, излигавих се, сори!
А колко време си карал и двете? Няколко спускания имаш ли върху тях?
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Avid introduced the "Type F" BBDB in '99 or early 2000. Main differences between it and today's offering is it uses 165mm rotors, and used magnets to connect the pads to the pad adjustment device (no spring clips).
The only downside to the 165mm rotors is they weren't standard, and the magnets tended to rot out after time. No major issues with either of these. 165mm rotors are still available, and the newer Avid replacement pads with spring clips work just fine in the original brakes.
In spring of '02, the brake was redesigned to work natively with 160mm rotors, and eliminated the magnets. The "Type N" was still referred to as the BBDB, but is the same caliper sold today as the BB7 (check that... not sure if the black '08 is the same caliper design).
In any event (if I recall correctly), the BBDB designation didn't change to "BB7" until around the time SRAM acquired Avid, around spring of '04.
In any case, being 2002 vintage, it's not really clear to me what you've got. If it's got a plastic Avid logo on the arm extending to the cable stop, it's the earlier type F. If it's got an Avid decal on the caliper body, you've got the newer type N. In either case, you've got a great set of calipers, and a good step above the BB5s you're retiring.
Твоята с магнити ли държи накладките?!
И моите са ББДБ, но от типа N съгласно горния текст и ротора на едната е 160мм и не е с магнити държането на накладките.
И 185-цата ми спира повечко от 160-цата. ДООооста повечко.