"Pete Biggs" <pLime{remove_fruit}@biggs.tc> wrote in message
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> Clive George wrote:
> > "Pete Biggs" <pLime{remove_fruit}@biggs.tc> wrote in message
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> >> Clive George wrote:
> >>> "Rory" <
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> >>>> Kool Stop Reds is what I use, and they do in the rims pretty quickly (OK, 750m descent per
> >>>> daily commute, 200m with loaded trailer, makes them work). Are the Salmon different? Do they
> >>>> do a Magura version?
> >>>
> >>> Magura do 4 pads - black, red, grey, green. Red are the same compound as the salmon.
> >>
> >> Incorrect.
> >
> > Oh no it isn't. You may wish to read what I wrote above more carefully.
>
> "Red are the same compound as the salmon.". That's the bit I disagree with. I can't read it any
> more carefully.
yes you can, you can read the previous sentence
> If I am incorrect, please explain more and where you get your information from. Then (perhaps
> after some checking) I will apologise if I am wrong.
Magura do 4 pads - black, red, grey, green. This is for their rim brakes, not discs. Magura red are
the same as koolstop salmon. But I thought this was pretty clear - magura don't do a salmon,
koolstop do, and the red refers to the magura which I mentioned before.
The key is that magura do these pads, not koolstop (although koolstop probably actually make them).
>By the way, I do realise that you were referring to disc brake models,
tee hee. They made rim brakes first. It should have been pretty obvious I was talking about these
when I wrote "Grey and green are for ceramic rims." (you snipped this).
cheers, clive