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i do this on my eastway, disc fork with a 160mm rotor and a trp spyre caliper on drop bars.
I am a bit lower than 70kg but in town it is totally enough braking for 99% of inclines.i was looking at this just now
https://www.wiggle.com/p/prime-sr2d-disc-brake-front-hub-grey-12-x-100mm
https://www.wiggle.com/p/prime-sr2-front-end-caps
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would prefer centre lock
I was going to offer advice, but since you said that it's clear that you're immune to common sense🙂
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You will be absolutely fine on 20h disc hub with the carbon rim.
I have a 20h hunt hub here you can have for cheaps. Just need to get qr end caps.
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I'd like to use my fixed carbon wheelset all year round but the rim brake performance isn't good enough in the wet whilst i'm injured and unable to put much stopping power through my legs. Thoughts on lacing a disc hub onto a 20h carbon rim brake rim for a road fixed setup?
I'd most likely be using a 160mm rotor with a cable actuated caliper, I'm about 75kg. Is 20h enough to handle 80% ish of the braking?
I found this hub but would prefer centre lock if it exists in 20h QR?