AdamR28

They're actually fully metallic... And as such, work great in the wet too.

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You always need more power Takes some getting used to though, both Stan and I struggled to not go over the bars after fitting Jitsie pads, cos we were so used to how the normal pads worked!

And we're back round to the 'fly by wire' debate again

That is very cool

That's a reet lazy man's torque curve Must be awesome on the road!

Yep.

I've actually just tried a set of those in my Trial Zones (they are a catalogue pad). If they are better than the standard Saint pads then the Saint pads must be shit... the Jitsies are miles better. It's like with rim brakes, it's the pads that make all the difference. Guess this whole thread was pointless then

To add some balance - all the Saint's I've tried haven't been as good as mine and Stan's Trial Zones with Mono Trial rotors and Jitsie pads. Plus you can get spares for the Hopes and they are lighter. Everyone's got a different opinion.

Then leave it on.

Yep, no fluid or re-bleeding needed with the right technique. Video on Hope website.

Yep, Hope pads are much deeper. Use a Hope rotor with Hope brakes, and the Mono Trial rather than the Trial Zone.

Nope...

Much riding on them yet? Top surface will be a mess from the harsh grind and they'll need to bed in. Any pics of setup and grind?

It's probably on purpose to stop the "DENG!!! 07 stufs was da best, y u nt mak it NEmor???!! :(" emails.

Mate was in the local Subway the other day and chatted to the guy in there, apparently it's a load of bollocks - probably just made up by some racist idiot on Facebook...

I think they do, the Arcades come with them on... I'll put a note on Stan's desk

Jitsie pads are well worth the upgrade.

The easily identifiable bike related stuff is... - Onza Mini Master (Green / Purple) - Monty 207 - Onza Pro (Black with dual discs) - TartyBikes Gazebo - TartyBikes banner flags Thanks.

Both about the same IMO, though the Saint seems a bit more maintenance-retard friendly.

No performance difference.

Hmm. I'll give you a shout Mark, cheers.

Appears you can start it without the key - although it took them nearly 45 minutes in total, and they went away for 2 hours in between... guessing they managed to clone / read some sort of chip / immobiliser info.

CCTV yes - of any use, no, unfortunately.