Brakes

Aaron

Silver Member
Scooter models explained would've done the trick.

Look at stickys as well as searching
 

Scala525

Member
Justin Jenco said:
ive had my new pro for 3 weeks and i got a hole in the brake
do new a's have better brakes

Ive heard this happened to alot of people and it happened to one of my friends. I think its a common thing with pro brakes.
 

Kevin11

Member
i've never done that to a pro mod break and ive had it and bin using it for about 7 months and i use my brake quite commonly, get a blade , problem solved they are intense lol
 

Steezeman

Administrator
Old A brakes are bomb, I've been riding the same one for years and it's awesome. It's been through hell, constant braking going down tons of hills in San Fransisco as well as the Point X hill and countless long manuals.
 

Brian Boston

I got myself banned.
Old brakes are way better. The new brakes are steel i think and when they got hot you can bend them around...

i don't know how you managed to burn a hole in it though, you must use the brake too much
 

Tom LoForese

Steel Member
old a brakes are good. but if u did that in 3 weeks your using the brake way to much....it took me like a year to burn a hole through my pro brake.
 

Kevin11

Member
my first pro break lasted 7 months before i put a hole in it, nd my new pro break got a large hole in it , in about 3 weeks..they're not very good breaks in my opinion
 

Madis

Super Geek
Staff member
Brian Boston said:
Old brakes are way better. The new brakes are steel i think and when they got hot you can bend them around...

i don't know how you managed to burn a hole in it though, you must use the brake too much

Pro-model brakes are made out of aluminium.
The new-A model i got in 2005 has a steel brake but the same design as a pro.
 

P4RK3R

Member
the newest a brakes are really short, they don't even cover the wheel where most of us put our foot on while manualing.

and Justin, i can sell you an un-grinded blade brake
 
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