Zero Gravity OG -07 (Titanium)

Price Paid:  $250.00 at Pre-owned by a local

Favorite Ride:
Triple By Pass

Bike Setup:
Spec Allez Comp, OEM Alex wheels, Ultegra shifter/levers, Dura Ace pads, Maxxis Dominator tires

Summary:
I've been using these for a little over a year now, and I like them a lot. I don't think I like them enough to pay full price for them though.

Strengths:
Very powerful. Very lightweight. Gorgeous looking stoppers.

Weaknesses:
Kind of a pain to get centered. Full price is redonkulous. The price for the gain in power is some modulation, but it's not huge IMO. Also, the release lever is tough to work without squeezing the calipers together.

Similar Products Used:
105, Specialized OEM

Price Paid:  $0.00

Summary:
follow up to prev report,
Have put blk campag blocks in front calipers, brakes work really well now .
Did 200 km Alpine classic on them last week. Minor adjustment needed one morn with 13 mm wrench to get them to brake with good powerfull stopping action.
Looks like they are a bit susceptible to knocks and then making them only bite on one side of the rim, Happy with them now, but need to keep that wrench near by when going to race meetings.

Price Paid:  $0.00

Summary:
I have used these brakes with the yellow swiss pads, i have found them to be extremely poor stoppers in dry conditions on alloy rims [ new shamals ]and on carbon zipp tubulars.

Will have to try different pads to search for more performance.

Nowhere near as good as the recors and chour calipers i have previously used.

Another frind of mine has already taken his off and gone back to record.