Here’s the defence: The sram guides had an issue with piston swell causing the levers to seize, shimano had a floating bite point issue, the first release of trp Quadiems lacked power, the Maguras has mixed reviews in lever durability, and Hayes had mixed reviews on quality control.
The Code was the only brake I was comfortable buying for a while. Once you’ve got them on more than one bike, it’s easy enough to make an argument to get them on the whole fleet. I even have codes on my dirt jumper at the moment.
March 17, 2022, 7:18 a.m. - Garrett Thibault
Here’s the defence: The sram guides had an issue with piston swell causing the levers to seize, shimano had a floating bite point issue, the first release of trp Quadiems lacked power, the Maguras has mixed reviews in lever durability, and Hayes had mixed reviews on quality control. The Code was the only brake I was comfortable buying for a while. Once you’ve got them on more than one bike, it’s easy enough to make an argument to get them on the whole fleet. I even have codes on my dirt jumper at the moment.