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Hawk equivalent to PFC 08?

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Old 07-28-2014, 09:16 PM
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I guess to call them garbage is a bit harsh. I have been running PFC since the PFC97 was their flagship model - 10 years or so. Prior to that I used Hawks and several others. The PFC have all performed exactly as they were advertised - which often led me to mixing models front to rear. I would frequently check into the developments for Hawk and never found a compelling reason to buy them.

The benefits of not needing to bed the pad - just a nuisance, but still necessary, the difference in rotor life between PFC & Hawk, and in a number of cases the operating temperature range made it a complete no-brainer for me.

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Originally Posted by mooty
better worded

I'm still on roller bearing mt bike brakes on Merlin newsboy. if u know what they is, u know what modulation I want.
Ha, ha, you are old school! Nice bikes BTW, not that I own one or use them, but they look cool!
Old 07-28-2014, 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by montoya
Ha, ha, you are old school! Nice bikes BTW, not that I own one or use them, but they look cool!
i am not old school, i am just old!



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