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Avid Cleansweep vs Roundagon

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  1. What is the difference functionally between these two rotors?

    Thanks,

    alan.

  2. Is there no feedback available on this?

    alan.

  3. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Is there no feedback available on this?

    alan.

    I use both on my Avid cable discs, and I can't detect any difference in
    performance. In fact, I can't detect any difference with Shimano and Magura
    rotors either.

    There are those who claim that different bike rotor designs help eliminate
    squeal, but I can't vouch for this.

  4. Jambo said:

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Is there no feedback available on this?

    alan.

    I use both on my Avid cable discs, and I can't detect any difference in
    performance. In fact, I can't detect any difference with Shimano and Magura
    rotors either.

    There are those who claim that different bike rotor designs help eliminate
    squeal, but I can't vouch for this.

    I was going to say that the only difference was the way they looked, but
    I didn't want to seem like a jack-ass.
    ----
    The squeal thing is caused by dirty rotors (-or if you rub your sweaty
    leg against the rotor at any time, that can do it real well too-) and
    all of them will get dirty and squeal.
    ~

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