Calliper brakes

ciamillo Zero Gravity brakes Z0-07 Ti black/black

lightweight at 168g/pair ..typically retail at circa 250

In pretty good condition, these have been on my old summer bike for a couple of years.

currently got a pair yellow swiss-stop in the Front with camas for carbon rear, done less than 500 miles on these
Note:these take the same pads as recent campag brakes

web bumf at http://cycling.ciamillo.com/

£111 postage at cost

We've got on really well with these FSA SL-K dual pivot brakes over the past couple of months, finding them to offer an excellent level of power in dry and - especially - wet conditions.

For sale - a brand new pair of Tiagra 4500 Brakes (short reach).

Bought as part of a groupset for my Crosscheck but using frogslegs (sp?) for fattie-fatty (sp?) tyres.

Previously advertised at £30 posted, now willing to take £25. Payment by paypal, as a gift.

Many thanks,

Phil

These are the lightest brake calipers we’ve ever reviewed – by a long way – but they’re not the most powerful.

Light? How does 82g (for the rear) grab you? To put that it perspective, it’s about half the weight of Shimano’s top level Dura-Ace.

Tektro's R538 long drop callipers are aimed at big-tyred tourers and town bikes and they're a good quality unit with a couple of nice touches. The bolts get rusty quickly, and the pads are a bit scratchy, but they're pretty well-made for the money.

After some years in the wilderness, Miche are back with a bang and the Primato dual-pivot brake callipers combine inspiring design, superb performance with a price tag and build quality set to delight enthusiasts and worry the competition.