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November 30, -0001

Rapha-Focus rider and national cyclocross champion Jeremy Powers talks about his first race using disc brakes. October 13, 2012 in Fort Collins, Colorado at the Trek U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross Smartwool Cup presented by FC Bikes.

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Robert Garner 7 months ago

Still have not seen any Europeans with disc.

Hunter 7 months ago

nonplussed

G'rilla 7 months ago

I've ridden disc brakes for the past year and my main complaint is the noise and the tight tolerances. Any little bit of dirt, sand, or mud on the rotor grinds all the way around, all through the race.

I hope the increasing popularity of mechanical disc brakes encourages manufacturers to design a better cable actuated disc brake (dual pad movement, more room between pad and rotor, easier pad changing).
Given the skinny width of 'cross tires, I don't think we need to go full on hydraulic. Better designs for cable-actuated disc brakes would go a long way toward making things better.