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I want to add that I thought the MX 72 lacked a little "last split second bite" when you do that final "oomph" don't expect a lot of change in
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I want to add that I thought the MX 72 lacked a little "last split second bite" when you do that final "oomph" don't expect a lot of change in the characteristic. This caused me to almost go off and I killed a kitten(the kittens that live under cones). I dragged it through a sweeper then it landed offline and stayed there for the next 3 hours.
That being said, if you want to trail brake, this is a really good pad to do so. It is probably not a good Auto X pad because of that. It is not bitey at all, just very smooth and controllable. If you are trying to brake hard and deep, this is not the pad. If you want all day consistent performance on a road course, it is very very good.
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