please explain…
I don’t understand why people don’t just fit a standard drop bar brake lever either, but fashion rules supreme…
fugly
http://www.slingshotbikes.com/technology/slingpower
tubulars on the road without a support car. :roll:
Mtn. bike lever for brake coupled to Dura-Ace single pivot caliper.
I bet his brake is really workin out for him, huh.
don’t v-brake levers have more pull than side-pull? I would have thought his brakes would be pretty effective
Linear pull pulls more cable with less leverage so he’ll have good pad-rim clearance but poor stopping power. Unless it’s a canti lever.
I used some Hayes V brake levers with Shimano dual pivot calipers and they worked beautifully.
I used some Hayes V brake levers with Shimano dual pivot calipers and they worked beautifully.
Avid V brake lever to shimano 600 dual pivot caliper (front). It works … even on my non-machined deep V.
Des
snowflake:
I used some Hayes V brake levers with Shimano dual pivot calipers and they worked beautifully.
Avid V brake lever to shimano 600 dual pivot caliper (front). It works … even on my non-machined deep V.
Des
Ditto… Shimano V brake lever to Weinmann single pivot. Works better than the cross lever I used to have on it.
I use a bmx lever with a cable disc brake, and it works fine, you just have to whale on the lever if you wanna stop stop.
I use a bmx lever with a cable disc brake (so the other way round), and it works fine, you just have to whale on the lever if you wanna stop stop.