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Shimano 105 brifters (5800) and Avid BB5 compatibility
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?Replacement Brifters for a shimano 105 2x10Changing cassette from 8 to 10 or 11 to meet the Shimano 105 5800 groupsetShimano 105 10 and 11 speed compatibilityCombining Shimano RS500 crankset with Stages Shimano 105 5800Shimano 105 5800 mech compatibilty with 5700 shiftersWhy is Shimano 105 5700 (10-speed) is more expensive than 105 5800 (11-speed)?Upgrading 8 speed Shimano 105 to 11 Speed Shimano 105Shimano RD-5800 and 7 speed cassette105 R7000 front derailleur with 105 5800 cranksetAre Shimano 105 R7000 STI Levers compatible with the older R5800 deraillers?
Are Shimano 105 brifters (5800) compatible with Avid BB5 mechanical disc brakes?
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Yes they are. I had Avid BB5 calipers with Ultegra 6800 levers (same cable pull as 105 5800) on a Specialized Tricross and they worked very well together.
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All road brifters use a similar cable pull ratio for the brake and you'll need a matching set of brake calipers. There are two different BB5 models, one for MTB pull ratio and one for road. It will work provided you get the road version.
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Yes they are. I had Avid BB5 calipers with Ultegra 6800 levers (same cable pull as 105 5800) on a Specialized Tricross and they worked very well together.
answered 2 days ago
Carbon side upCarbon side up
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Yes they are. I had Avid BB5 calipers with Ultegra 6800 levers (same cable pull as 105 5800) on a Specialized Tricross and they worked very well together.
answered 2 days ago
Carbon side upCarbon side up
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Yes they are. I had Avid BB5 calipers with Ultegra 6800 levers (same cable pull as 105 5800) on a Specialized Tricross and they worked very well together.
answered 2 days ago
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Yes they are. I had Avid BB5 calipers with Ultegra 6800 levers (same cable pull as 105 5800) on a Specialized Tricross and they worked very well together.
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All road brifters use a similar cable pull ratio for the brake and you'll need a matching set of brake calipers. There are two different BB5 models, one for MTB pull ratio and one for road. It will work provided you get the road version.
answered 2 days ago
Walto SalonenWalto Salonen
436117
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All road brifters use a similar cable pull ratio for the brake and you'll need a matching set of brake calipers. There are two different BB5 models, one for MTB pull ratio and one for road. It will work provided you get the road version.
answered 2 days ago
Walto SalonenWalto Salonen
436117
add a comment |
All road brifters use a similar cable pull ratio for the brake and you'll need a matching set of brake calipers. There are two different BB5 models, one for MTB pull ratio and one for road. It will work provided you get the road version.
answered 2 days ago
Walto SalonenWalto Salonen
436117
All road brifters use a similar cable pull ratio for the brake and you'll need a matching set of brake calipers. There are two different BB5 models, one for MTB pull ratio and one for road. It will work provided you get the road version.
answered 2 days ago
Walto SalonenWalto Salonen
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