Disc.Jokie.

i can tell you, they're deng. im guessing the latest editions

does 20+ and +20 really make a difference? and its both wrong sized adapter and and the mounting is too far to the left. which i can fix easily, so yeah i got it fixed now.

the space is arounf 4-5 mm wide, ill just shove some ordinary washers in, but just realise the brake is a 20+ monting so i cant run my front brake anyway

tried. were 1 mm too big, will have to file them down tomoorw. will i not get flex from the bolts/spacers now?

so basically it is as if the bracket is not close enough to the rotor. and i would need some sort of spacer to make it fit. the saint worked perfect on my last forks. is there any way in which i could fix this?

cant be that, a weight weenie wouldn't buy a kaiser in the fist place. most likley because of the extra bounce

could be spokes being loose, i used to have a similar problem, when i put power down my brake would catch, the then i was normal cycling, no catching. had the spokes tensioned and was fine.

where was this?

you won't see the makes anyway if the brakes are over them?

may have been some guy who was look for tools (because the bike was stolen from a van) and must have got a surprise when he saw a trials bike, so took it anyway. i believe its quite common for tools to be stolen as i always see vans with "no tools or goods left in this van over night"

well a lot of people use dt swiss which are the same price of them, i know i use them on 1 of my wheelsets

please, please dont grind the rims

giro feature are nice

i read the title and saw the picture. and i guess to do a side hop to wedge you just side hop..... to a langing that is only just big enough or..... a wedge

definitely wedge. p.s. i just looked at the picture and i wasn't bothered to read all that text.

but the saint you had before was an m810 so if you'd bought the full thing you would of had the m810 caliper?

sorry for changing the topic here but, what is the difference?

actually they are not http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/hydraulic_disc_brakes/shimano_saint_m810_no_rotor_or_adaptor/c558p12166.html shimano-saint-disc-brake-caliper-copy-180525-1.jpg (2000×1992) see the saint has 5 bolts going across and the zee has 2

how do you know this?

it was your zee that broke though right? not the saint area?

he already has a racingline. ive told you already. you should have just bought a saint.

ok can you not get a 5+ adapter?

yeah, i thought you were on about the frame mount. can you not get a 25+adapter?

t hen put them inbetween the actual brake and the adapter.

why dont you put 5 mm washers uner the adapter? i had to do it with my saint but 3-5 mm