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Oh, and since you're going to send them back anyway, I'd suggest getting the non-'Premium' ones. Premium just means it maintains the stock config of having multiple lines between the
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Oh, and since you're going to send them back anyway, I'd suggest getting the non-'Premium' ones. Premium just means it maintains the stock config of having multiple lines between the chassis and the caliper, rather than one long one.
Of course with base brakes, you'll always have a second after the spindle hardline, but that's unavoidable. |
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