DMR Drone Disk Brakes?

[Ryder321]

Hey guys, can anyone tell me if you can put disk brakes on a DMR Drone? and also does anybody know how heavy they are?

http://www.formula-brakes.de/dmr/pix/frames/drone_bikes.jpg

[Jimmy401]

Nope, no mounts. Therefore no discs..

[A-line4lyf]

You could if you changed the hubs and the forks(ones with mounts).
But you wouldn't want to do it. Might end up costing you a fair bit
Hubs+New Forks(with mounts)+Disk Brakes=$$$$:D

[_Ajax_]

Just get really powerful v brakes if there is any.:D

[Ryder321]

yeh also are there disk brake mounts on the back

[Ryder321]

and also how heavy are they?

[Trizender]

32.78lbs or 14.85Kg

[Ryder321]

Can someone plz tell me if you can but disk brakes on the back? and does it have BMX sized hubs (meaning you can not put mountain bike hubs on it)?

and are they avalible yet?

[leitch]

Can someone plz tell me if you can but disk brakes on the back? and does it have BMX sized hubs (meaning you can not put mountain bike hubs on it)?

and are they avalible yet?

holy shit are you mentally incapacitated? look on the DMR website and find out for yourself! better yet, look at the photo and notice that NO there are NOT disk mounts on the frame, and thus NO you CANNOT run disk brakes on the bike as it is.

[bunya djer n dher]

solution= fly brakes on cromo rim of some sort

[Jordan!]

nope...........

[leitch]

solution= fly brakes on cromo rim of some sortunfortunately not the solution - they run v-brakes, not U brakes. hence, the solution is more along the lines of Avid Ultimate V-Brakes

[bunya djer n dher]

unfortunately not the solution - they run v-brakes, not U brakes. hence, the solution is more along the lines of Avid Ultimate V-Brakes

ahhhhhh i see.....

well i still say you run em :p

[BlacKnight_Racing]

you can get a disc mount that goes onto your axle, meaning u can run a rear disc, but u will have to get a hub that will be able to carry a disc.

[Regan of Gong]

Do what leitch said- Avid V's. You'll end up spending more on the setup than you did on the bike in the first place (which is usually acceptable in this sport, but outlay outweighs return in your case)