Author Topic: Rigida Andra 30 CSS. Dangerous in the wet?  (Read 12774 times)

brummie

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Re: Rigida Andra 30 CSS. Dangerous in the wet?
« Reply #15 on: November 04, 2013, 08:00:22 PM »
I use the Koolstop Salmon Pads now on standard Grizzly rims ( Thanks Dan ). Performance is good - especially impressive when riding upstream !  ;D
 

George Hetrick

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Re: Rigida Andra 30 CSS. Dangerous in the wet?
« Reply #16 on: November 05, 2013, 11:55:50 PM »
I have Andra CSS rims on my Robert Beckman touring bike. I was in Oregon this Spring, and coming down big hills in the pouring rain with a touring load was frightening. I've switched from SwissStop blue to Koolstop pads, which I think are better, but I haven't actually encountered the identical conditions, so am not sure.

My Nomad Mk2 actually has the CSS rear, non-CSS front recommended by Andy (not by plan, we simply couldn't get an appropriately drilled front rim -- I waited 2.5 months, and then had them build it up non-CSS).
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