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TKillinger
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I just got an '04 Stumperjumper anniversary... sweet bike, but the XTR
hydraulic brakes sure do have a lot of lever travel, and they're really not
very strong either.
Compared to my 01' enduro's hayes hydraulics, which are VERY strong and have
nice short lever travel before they engage, these high dollar shimanos are a
disappointment so far.
I've carefully bled them, and while they don't feel mushy, the lever goes
halfway to the bar before they engage, and while they feel firm at that
point, the're still not very strong.
Does anyone have any experience with these brakes that might help me improve
them?
Thanks!
hydraulic brakes sure do have a lot of lever travel, and they're really not
very strong either.
Compared to my 01' enduro's hayes hydraulics, which are VERY strong and have
nice short lever travel before they engage, these high dollar shimanos are a
disappointment so far.
I've carefully bled them, and while they don't feel mushy, the lever goes
halfway to the bar before they engage, and while they feel firm at that
point, the're still not very strong.
Does anyone have any experience with these brakes that might help me improve
them?
Thanks!