> and pros don't do a lot of braking anyway. That's just not true, there's plenty of braking in the mountain stages. I sincerely doubt that going 90-100Km/h i

> and pros don't do a lot of braking anyway. That's just not true, there's plenty of braking in the mountain stages. I sincerely doubt that going 90-100Km/h into a hairpin is easier with rim brakes. Ineos had two accidents this season on descents, first with Moscon in the Giro and then with Thomas in Criterium du Dauphine and even if they might have been just flukes, I'm sure the team is asking themselves questions.