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Earliest V-brakes/'best' cantis?
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David Gibson
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v-brakes
My favorite v-brakes were Precision Billet. Flawless! Unfortunately, they were always hard to find and only rarely show up on ebay.
My favorite v-brakes were Precision Billet. Flawless! Unfortunately, they were always hard to find and only rarely show up on ebay.
magicmistertea
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fuzzywig":1c9jtnou said:
what compared to pauls cantis or onza hos you are having a laugh mate ! i wouldnt say no to a set though!
kingofthescratchmonkeys
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Best cantis?
Avid Tri Aligns.....
Avid Tri Aligns.....
retrobikeguy said:Apparently Mrazek took the design on, and they might be easier to find as they still make bikes :idea:
all I can find -
http://forums.mtbr.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=270664&stc=1&d=1181450566
http://www.tenerife-training.net/Mrazek-Bicycles/Mrazek-Bikes.html
<Edit>http://www.mrazek.com/
I've got both Mrazek and Marinovative, and I can say they're way better than xtr's as far as stopping power is concerned. A bit brisk, if you are not used to them, tho.
Here they are, mounted on my hardtail http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... c&start=30
harzkristall
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controltech side pull cantilevers for long throw brakelevers
this also is an early example of v-brakes.
they work and look like v-brakes but the
term was not invented yet...
so controltech just called them:
controltech side pull cantilevers for long throw brakelevers
this also is an early example of v-brakes.
they work and look like v-brakes but the
term was not invented yet...
so controltech just called them:
controltech side pull cantilevers for long throw brakelevers
