fourstringsisplenty
Dirt Disciple
Two old (very old!) but good-condition brake levers, plus some modern ones you can use with V-brakes (or, I think, cantis).
• Zeus brake levers with drilled arms: these are in good condition but lost their covers at some point in the past; the shape is actually still quite comfortable, though. For me, these are some of the best-looking old-school levers ever made. £20.00 posted.
• Suntour brake levers: very pretty old-school brake levers. The right-hand lever cap is a mirror, rather than a blank cap like the left one. This can't be removed: if there ever was a blank replacement, it's long lost! £15.00 posted.
• Modern Tektro levers: these are geared to work with V-brakes, and work well with cantis too (a friend of mine is running them on cantis). Allows you to run drop bars on an old mountain-bike frame and turn it into a mountaincross mash-up, which is what I've been doing with them. £15.00 posted.
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• Zeus brake levers with drilled arms: these are in good condition but lost their covers at some point in the past; the shape is actually still quite comfortable, though. For me, these are some of the best-looking old-school levers ever made. £20.00 posted.
• Suntour brake levers: very pretty old-school brake levers. The right-hand lever cap is a mirror, rather than a blank cap like the left one. This can't be removed: if there ever was a blank replacement, it's long lost! £15.00 posted.
• Modern Tektro levers: these are geared to work with V-brakes, and work well with cantis too (a friend of mine is running them on cantis). Allows you to run drop bars on an old mountain-bike frame and turn it into a mountaincross mash-up, which is what I've been doing with them. £15.00 posted.
More-detailed images, or additional information, available on request.
