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As on this Langster, no issues with alignment and the rear brake. I find the extra brake gives me an option to alternate with on longer/steeper descents - the hill from my house is allegedly 18% and getting down it controlled with only a front felt consistently sketchy if only from a hand fatigue perspective
trigs
A question for those with front and rear brakes: Is it much hassle to align the rear? I would usually only run a front (Dolan PC) but may be getting a new frame with scope for a rear brake and track ends.
I ride Audax and have a fixed SR and LEL under my belt on the Dolan, would you say a rear brake helps when in the saddle along time? I imagine on long descents you can alternate hands and avoid soreness and help regulate cadence a bit more?
Or do you find little difference?