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Heatsink Blues.?


Danny Kearns

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Been running mine for quite a while, and I am quite impressed with them.

They have an excellent amount of bite, hold, bla bla bla

Wear rate is pretty good too. Had mine now for a few months, and although I dont ride a great amount, they have not worn down a great deal.

The only thing I noticed about them is they do take some bedding in, but once they are, they are sweet. Not the quietest pads around, but at least they work well

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check the pad review thread.

Pad Reviews

I have got a pair, on a grind thoug. Wear rate is pretty good. Had them for about 2 months now and got about 4mm left of pad. I didnt buy them brand new though.

You still got them pads :lol: I sold you them ages ago, anyway there good pads. There only good on a grind though ... if your grinds dead they wont hold for shit but with a fresh meduim grind there beasty.

Defentley worth getting.

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You still got them pads :lol: I sold you them ages ago, anyway there good pads. There only good on a grind though ... if your grinds dead they wont hold for shit but with a fresh meduim grind there beasty.

Defentley worth getting.

lol, yep i sure do. They've nearly had it though but they are lasting out well.

Dunno what to go for next though. Maybe some Coust Sinks or Heatsink Reds in the CNC backings.

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i have ran my blue heatsinks on a grind for a while now. they are amazing. i have never used tar and my grind is pretty dead yet they grip amazingly. it has given me more confidence and i rider better as i really do trust my back brake! it really does inspire confidence with the bite they get and the noise they make.

they are also lasting well by the way (Y)

(Y)(Y)(Y)(Y) go get them!

Dave

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Hi :)

I have been running Heatsink blues for a few months now, and I have been very impressed! Very good hold, bite, wear rate is low on a low/medium grind and they dont appear to have worn the grind much either!

Regarding the cnc backings, I havent tried them but I remember reading that they do make a subtle difference, stiffer / less spongy feel at the lever.

Hope that helps a little,

Gareth

ps: I want some of the CNC backings (Y)

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dimond disc, me bro has one on his angle grinder never thought it would work due the disc looking metal (N)

Yep ! (Y)

After cutting through half a tonne of paving slabs, it still gave me the harshest grind i've ever had :D

Amazing discs for it. Would probably be good if you put the wheel in a vice and did it too (Y):)

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