FS: New Yokozuna Motoko Cable Actuated Hydraulic Disc Calipers (front/rear)

[Justin Hughes]

Bought these for a new build that uses flat mount rear and ISO front. Pewter/grey color. I want to use a 140mm rear rotor and with the Shimano flat-to-post adapter the caliper hits the seat stay. I could file enough material off, but I'd rather not. So, I'm getting a flat mount rear  caliper and I want the front to match. 

Sale is for front and rear calipers with original Yokozuna pads and ISO-to-post mount adapters only. These are really light weight at 142g per caliper. 

I've read these are an improvement over most other calipers for use with Campy Ergopower levers, which are notoriously underwhelming with disc calipers. 

$125 shipped. 

Pics here. 

[Justin Hughes]

SOLD 

Thanks, all. 

[Benjamin Rainbow]

Just wanted to chirp in with my experience running the Motoko's with Ergo levers.

Have ridden 3 months, winter into spring. Very little fussing out-of-the-box (Yoko compressionless housing is STOUT). Super happy with the stoppy power. Liken the posi feel to dual-pivot road calipers (maybe because I also run same levers with Record calipers?) but with increased end power. Nice modulation, very little concern for overbraking/locking up. Have grown confident with 1-finger braking in urban and steep downhilling.

I use them on my Frankensurly cross chek.

[Jambi Ganbar]

Interesting report Ben.

Are you riding them with Shimano or Campy levers?  When the latter, which model/year?  I'm curious to try these instead of my TRY Spyres that are matched to Campy Record levers from 2014 or so (old hood style).  

Also...pictures please :-)

Jambi

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[Benjamin Rainbow]

Using with Chorus Ergo 10sp levers. I believe they are 2004. Def the older style.

On Monday, April 24, 2017 at 12:21:33 AM UTC-7, Jambi Ganbar wrote:

Interesting report Ben.

Are you riding them with Shimano or Campy levers?  When the latter, which model/year?  I'm curious to try these instead of my TRY Spyres that are matched to Campy Record levers from 2014 or so (old hood style).  

Also...pictures please :-)

Jambi

On Sun, Apr 23, 2017 at 10:06 PM, Benjamin Rainbow <bens.r...@gmail.com> wrote:

Just wanted to chirp in with my experience running the Motoko's with Ergo levers.

Have ridden 3 months, winter into spring. Very little fussing out-of-the-box (Yoko compressionless housing is STOUT). Super happy with the stoppy power. Liken the posi feel to dual-pivot road calipers (maybe because I also run same levers with Record calipers?) but with increased end power. Nice modulation, very little concern for overbraking/locking up. Have grown confident with 1-finger braking in urban and steep downhilling.

I use them on my Frankensurly cross chek.



On Saturday, April 22, 2017 at 5:06:55 PM UTC-7, Justin Hughes wrote:

Bought these for a new build that uses flat mount rear and ISO front. Pewter/grey color. I want to use a 140mm rear rotor and with the Shimano flat-to-post adapter the caliper hits the seat stay. I could file enough material off, but I'd rather not. So, I'm getting a flat mount rear  caliper and I want the front to match. 

Sale is for front and rear calipers with original Yokozuna pads and ISO-to-post mount adapters only. These are really light weight at 142g per caliper. 

I've read these are an improvement over most other calipers for use with Campy Ergopower levers, which are notoriously underwhelming with disc calipers. 

$125 shipped. 

Pics here. 

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