roady and bmx levers have different pivot placments, so that means they pull less cavle, to compensae bmx, cantilever and roady brakes have different ratios too sto stop the brake feeling really spongy. If you run a roady disk with a normal lever it will feel really solid at the lever and have less power. You could run a speed dial lever in its lowest setting though.
my dads a tree surgeon, so I can get as many logs as I want, I have two acres of field to put them in too, BUT they are on about a 30% gradient with no road acsess, so I cant get them up there and they would just roll down the hill anyway
it is different, road bike brake levers pull less cable, so you need a caliper thats compatable. You could use a bmx lever if you wanted, otherwise it wont be as powerful as a normal bb7
bad advise annoys me waters fine people dissing vees even though they have never tryed them. Getting kicked off places....it makes me feel bad. cold hands
I think ridings better than hopping, thats one reason why I dont like mods that much. You cant help doing correction hops, but it does look mint when you land somthing and balence it straight away without hopping everywhere and looking sketchy.
your now allowed single speed at uci compe, but from what I gather you still must use a hub that has enough room for 6 gears (so no singlespeed hubs) that mean the new mod stock wont be able to compete in any mayjor comps. You must have 6 working gears for BIU comps, but at the brits you can ride a single speed, but your result is declared void. Most small comps allow singlespeed no problems though.
might wanna re think that one anyway, dont wait till your good, enter comps anyway, no one will laugh and by watching other people ride you get better quicker.