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  1. just picked up mid 90's tiawan bianchi mtb. got 600's type shimano(black) brake shoes that stop
    fair, but keep the rims streaked. ?
    is. Are eagle claw 2 red pads the same as kool stop salmon in matereal? I'm not really interested in
    cleaning rims on a weekly basis! Any help. TIA..........charles

  2. Never heard of Eagle claw brake pads .But Koolstops work nice.They don't leave a lot of stuff
    on the rims.

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    J/O Trailblazer At large !!

  3. In article said:

    I'm not really interested in cleaning rims on a weekly basis! Any help.

    Yes, don't.

    Tom Gibb <[email hidden]

  4. TBGibb said:
    In article said:

    I'm not really interested in cleaning rims on a weekly basis! Any help.

    Yes, don't.

    Tom Gibb <[email hidden]>

    my thought exeactly, but since I'm not a dust racer, and like shiney things.....no matter. the
    problem is solved. thanks to all ...........charles

  5. "Jamie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:1McQa.51605$ye4.36957@sccrnsc01...

    Quoted message said:

    Never heard of Eagle claw brake pads .But Koolstops work nice.They don't leave a lot of stuff on
    the rims.

    Eagle Claw and Eagle Two are models os Kool Stop brand pads

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