135 and 150 feet coaster
03-04-2005, 03:34 PM
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Re: 135 and 150 feet coaster
the disc is kept outta the grounds way by the wheel and fork.
the thing with discs is, they are more precise, and stronger, but cost more.
if you go buy a 69 dallor set, you'll prolly find out you'd be better off with some V-brakes, but if you buy'em for about 160, you won't be disapointed.
I'm sticking with my V-brakes though, i ain't got no money
the thing with discs is, they are more precise, and stronger, but cost more.
if you go buy a 69 dallor set, you'll prolly find out you'd be better off with some V-brakes, but if you buy'em for about 160, you won't be disapointed.
I'm sticking with my V-brakes though, i ain't got no money
03-05-2005, 11:21 AM
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Re: 135 and 150 feet coaster
Originally Posted by Gundamms07b
the disc is kept outta the grounds way by the wheel and fork.
the thing with discs is, they are more precise, and stronger, but cost more.
if you go buy a 69 dallor set, you'll prolly find out you'd be better off with some V-brakes, but if you buy'em for about 160, you won't be disapointed.
I'm sticking with my V-brakes though, i ain't got no money
the thing with discs is, they are more precise, and stronger, but cost more.
if you go buy a 69 dallor set, you'll prolly find out you'd be better off with some V-brakes, but if you buy'em for about 160, you won't be disapointed.
I'm sticking with my V-brakes though, i ain't got no money
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