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Paul Sheppard
08/04/03 21:16
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Do they have a same (or at least very similar) geometries? I don't want it to feel weired.
Thinking of getting disc brakes, but might just get the front, or both but from different manufactures (or models).
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Charlie T
08/04/03 22:31
Doesn't make too much difference. I'm running one Giant MPH and one Hope at the moment and I don't really notice it at all to be honest.
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