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Or put spacer on the caliper instead
Would that be a negative shim? IS brakes mount on the wheel side of the fork tabs. Post mount have oval holes, but I'd imagine @root is already at the limit of that adjustment.
A bigger rotor and a suitable caliper mount adapter would be one way to get the caliper away from the spokes.
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Not quite, the Spyres advantage is that both pads can be adjusted, meaning that you can space the caliper a bit further out with a washer and move the pads a little more to the right to compensate.
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A bigger rotor and a suitable caliper mount adapter would be one way to get the caliper away from the spokes.
This will probably give me the most clearance from the spokes, which can only be a good thing. It also has the advantage of allowing the pads to remain about the centre of the caliper which I assume is good for the even application of force.
Is there any reason why I couldnt use a 180mm disc with a set of spyres?
Is it worth spending more on a floaty whatever or is this one sufficient?
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-slx-zee-deore-rt66-6-bolt-disc-rotor/rp-prod82436
edscoble
root
Or put spacer on the caliper instead and adjust the pads.