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It's a different one if it's the one I'm thinking of James. Paul is the manual miester. Very cool stuff.

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dont do it

I should be attending on me monkey bike.

Yes, those are the pads I meant. Greeny goodness. I may be wrong about avid no longer making ultimates, but I may not. Maybe someone should ask them directly?

Having used ultimates on my trials bike for about 1.5 years I would highly recommend them. Very powerfull with a solid feel and of course, very light. The only v-brake caliper I think I'd ever use. It's just a pity they have stopped making them. Best snap one up quickly if you do decide that's what you want. I also recommend getting a ultimate lever to compliment. Definatly better than an XTR lever. Very smooth, and very comfy. The only downfall is they seem to die way before the calipers. The levers develop play, I'm assuming due to the cartridge bearings, but then again all other levers have play in the first place. The levers also have a tendency to bend with relative ease. This may have been to my oafishness, but my of the 2 pairs I owned, they lasted between 6-9 months. XTRs definatly seem stronger. They just feel a bit crap. Finally, if you want the perfect brake setup, get a ceramic rim and avid green pads. Words don't convey how amazing I think this setup works. Predictable modulation and loads of power with very little noise. Also works well in the wet :(

I think TA has responded with an attitude. Not sure that his comments were deserved. This guy was just asking for advice and you were just plain rude...

Standard trials-forum procedure. You aren't involved, you don't fully know the situation yet you all choose to gang up on someone and find ways of being harsh to them outside of the forum. Wtf is that about?

Where's the best place to order unex hosing from? and where's the cheapest place for ordering new cylinder slaves (slave cylinders?) ? please. Thanks

Can anoyone add any information about the different kinda of braided hosing. Which are good and which are not?