Silly Cheap front brakes at CRC

Posted on Wed 30th, January 2013

• #1

Kompute

Get one, it might save your life. And it costs less than a pint! http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=87368
• #2

chisa

awesome, cheers!
• #3

Kompute

That's a rear. But there are fronts on there.
• #4

Kompute

Tempted to buy loads and become an Ebay scumbag. http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=87351
• #5

chisa

yeah, i got a front, different model but looks the same and same price. hurrah for cheapness!
• #6

DethBeard

sa-weet!
bought 3.
cheaper than replacement pads.
• #7

ffm

Did anyone pick up some R316 calipers in the CRC sale? I bought loads but not the 316s and, annoyingly, I think they're the only ones with the drop that I need.

I only really need 1, although 2 would be better. I don't care if they're back or front and I don't need the pads. If you have one (or more) PM me, I'll pay cashmoney or I can swap for a pair of the other shorter-drop types (r310, r350)

Cheers, ffm

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