What can go wrong with the ξ /ksi/ cycling slave cylinders
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2024
- In this one we discuss about some possible maintenance related mistakes that can affect the smooth operation of the ξ /ksi/ cycling slave cylinders or even damage them!
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Amazing work, man! Do you plan to develop your own brake levers? With your attention to details seems you will make an azamaing product that we are really waiting to! The whole strong and reliable brake system
Thanks for the comment! Yeah, levers is one of the future projects as I have some ideas that I want to try and I think that they will solve some of the issues that we face with the currently available levers. But it's going to take time to get there given that I'm alone in this project (engineering, developing, designing, manufacturing and initial testing). Nevertheless, I'm going to share everything via videos and posts as I always do!
Anyways, the next project that I'm going to re-release is the ξ /ksi/ cycling brake pads as I already mentioned in the video. It's going to be quite interesting as I had to develop a new manufacturing method to solve some issues that their 1st version had. So, keep an eye for this one!
@@AlexandrosSiasos yeah, it's a hard work, I understand, wish you luck with that, will try to support you in the future by purchasing cylinders at least!
Looking forward to seeing your brake pads also, me myself trying to experiment with different types of material for brake pads that can be found on the market, but they are still not as perfect as TNN green are for example. Seems TNNs are still the Standard, you know. I think many riders could agree with me 😁
@@ДенисЧернышев-п7х Thanks so much for willing to support the project by getting the slave cylinders! I really appreciate your intentions!
The initial idea for the brake pads was to experiment a bit like you do but instead of getting commercially available PU sheets and cut them to size, I decided to make my own material! And this is how I went down that rabbit hole for the past 2-3 years! I know that brake pads is a mater of personal choice and it's quite hard to get everybody to prefer just one type of brake pads - for example others like the TNNs, others the Coust pads and others the Jitsie ones. But for me the whole experimentation was what I liked the most, as I had to overcome many issues that I faced during their development and come up with new solutions. Now with the V2 of my brake pads, I'm at a point that I think that I like them even more and I've also got good feedback! So, I think that they will find some riders that will also like them over the other options out there!
@@AlexandrosSiasos yep, that's true, and also it seems to depend on the rim itself and grind of course! But I'm pretty sure that your pads will find their customers, seems your way to do things promises some good results 👍😁
@@ДенисЧернышев-п7х 🙏🙏🙏 thanks man! I also hope that the stuff I develop, will help other riders too!