Just a question since the rear brake caliper was hidden inside chainstay does that means it will give a headache later when bleeding brakes because some manufacturer of brakes use the left side of the caliper to bleed and some use the right side
I don't think that this could be a problem since usually you can access bleed ports from the front or rear side of the caliper. But if it's not easily accessible you can remove the brake caliper, it has only two bolts. Nevertheless there is another problem: You can't mount brakes that have big calipers, for example hope, magura etc.
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Just a question since the rear brake caliper was hidden inside chainstay does that means it will give a headache later when bleeding brakes because some manufacturer of brakes use the left side of the caliper to bleed and some use the right side
I don't think that this could be a problem since usually you can access bleed ports from the front or rear side of the caliper. But if it's not easily accessible you can remove the brake caliper, it has only two bolts.
Nevertheless there is another problem: You can't mount brakes that have big calipers, for example hope, magura etc.
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