The Deores are surprisingly strong. I am still a little concerned how they perform over time as you get what you pay for as they say.
Agree with Mitch. Maguras have a learning curve to service but are very powerful. The lever is a much larger feel on the finger than the narrow shimano blades. Shimano parts and pads etc are much easier to come by in NA. Much easier to access Magura bits in Europe.
I have tried several brakes lately and in my opinion if I was going to spend the dollars I would go with Code RSC. Just seem to be less issues with them.
Jan. 19, 2021, 7:59 p.m. - Mike Wallace
The Deores are surprisingly strong. I am still a little concerned how they perform over time as you get what you pay for as they say. Agree with Mitch. Maguras have a learning curve to service but are very powerful. The lever is a much larger feel on the finger than the narrow shimano blades. Shimano parts and pads etc are much easier to come by in NA. Much easier to access Magura bits in Europe. I have tried several brakes lately and in my opinion if I was going to spend the dollars I would go with Code RSC. Just seem to be less issues with them.