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  1. This isn't really the tired old debate about which brake is better. I'm trying to get an idea of whether the overheating issue with the Guide RS is something to still be wary of. From my internet research, I get a lot of people praising the Guide RS as a phenomenal brakeset. But I've also found long threads (even on bikehub) about the brake's internals having to be fixed or simply being replaced by SRAM with no questions asked. So does anyone know if this is still a big issue worth considering? Would the SLX be more reliable? Thanks!
  2. I want to upgrade from XT M785 brakes to Guide..... Question! What is the major difference between Guide RSC and Ultimate? If I'm correct the Ultimate have carbon levers and calipers? Weight of both and heavier than XT? Advice and feedback will be highly appreciated. Sorry if there are already a topic like this
  3. In the early days of mountain biking, riders were forced to settle for products that had been designed for use on road bikes. Modifications were made, but the roots of the design were not completely purpose built, not mountain biking specific. Suspension got better and frame design improved. We began to question the conventional wisdom—challenge the old design ideas that limit what can be done to push the sport into the future. SRAM 1x technology was an incredible step forward for the mountain bike drivetrain, and has had a profound effect on not only the way bikes are designed but also the way people ride them. Click here to view the article
  4. SRAM recently released the Guide family of brakes that supercedes the Avid range of brakes. SRAM claims its been designed from the ground up to essentially address all the long standing problems that plagued Avid brakes. I recently received the RSC model to find out if SRAM has succeeded. Click here to view the article
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