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You thought Zero Gravity brakes were light....


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....and expensive.

 

Check these babies.

 

http://www.sveltecycles.com/catalog/06-04_ax_orion_gross_76.jpg

 

Front brake 48 g
Rear brake 47 g

PRICE: $1' date='345.00

 

 

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Zero grav stuff IS light....

 

The AX lightness stuff has been around quite a while, but they like the idea of excluding pads, holders and bolts from the equation. I recall someone giving an all up weight with peds etc of 160g, so $950 + pads etc extra for a net saving of 8g over the zero gravity OG07ti ?

 

 
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Dilbert saw them in that light brake review on fairviewbikes.com

 

Their test set weighed 96.3 grams, lightest in test, compared to KCNC's 114.2 and ZeroG's 135.8 grams (all measured without pads).

 

So as GW pointed out, minimal weight savings for lots of $$$. Only justifyable for the looks, then. Ping Pantani...you want?
Christie2008-02-12 08:17:52
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But then the kcnc costs 2k compared to 9k!! And its a multipivot design.

 

Who stocks KCNC stuff in SA? even the US price with shipping to SA and VAT and clearence is +/-R3050

 

still a big difference in price though
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CWC and Gecco Cycles stock them. Well, Gecco took for ever to get them so I got it from CWC. They are very popular at the moment so they might be out fo stock and will take some time to get new stock in. But CWC I find has a good relationship with the KCNC agent and gets stock same or next day.Marius2008-02-13 00:53:33

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Contact Titus' date=' not Titusti, here on the hub. He is the agent. Or click on the Token banner ad here on the hub, it's also him.

 

 
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