Kona Curve C3

KonaJJ · Aug 6, 2008

Hi Chaps, anybody out there have any pics of their Curve C3 Cantis in action, I just need a pic for reference as to what side the red alloy spring holder sits? I think its frontside but cant work out how the spring would then sit..

Unsure..

JJ.

slimpee · Aug 6, 2008

This is a bad photo but I think you can at least see how the nut sits on the rear brakes:

Anthony · Aug 6, 2008

Wow! Cool question, and cool website where you get such a cool answer. And in less than an hour too!

slimpee · Aug 6, 2008

If you don't have a better answer by the time I go home i'll snap some better pics tonight.

KonaJJ · Aug 6, 2008

lol..

Thanks Slimpee, excellent thats all I needed..

slimpee · Aug 7, 2008

Not sure if you got 'em to work or not but here are a few pics:

(damn, I really need to clean/fix that bike!)

dyna-ti · Aug 7, 2008

my curve cantis have the name inked on ,not a sticker,
is the pic an earlier model?

slimpee · Aug 7, 2008

dyna-ti":4fvzpqnu said:
my curve cantis have the name inked on ,not a sticker,
is the pic an earlier model?

I think the version made for Kona was cheaper but i'm not sure. They're on a '96 Kona.

Olliepen · Dec 19, 2008

Has anyone got any top tips for setting these curve cantis up? I tried last night for an hour and ending up getting very p1ssed off..... or is it simply that they are sh1t???

haggis · Dec 19, 2008

You have to hold the red nut stationary with the correct amount of tension on the spring, which is not very much or else you'll knacker the spring then tighten the allen key bolt. Have the block already lined up with the wheel before doing this

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