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My Raleigh Cayusa bike came with Novatech cable disk brakes - they seemed ok
at first, but recently the rear brake has given up any pretence at actually breaking once underway. I want to get this fixed as I mainly ride with a 'tow' bike attached to my saddle post, which my 4 year old son rides. Naturally I am concerned about being able to stop when I want to - although the terrain we are riding over is not particularly extreme, we do have some long descents with constant breaking required. With the extra weight of tow bike and son, I am very conscious that only the front brakes are doing anything to slow me down, and would like some guidance as to whether a set of hydraulic brakes would be considered overkill (and I should just fix the Novatech breaks), or should I consider something like a set of Formula B4, or Hope M4. Thanks Paul |
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