Paul Mini Moto with Campy levers - Possible?

[C40_guy]

Originally Posted by tellyho

Agree with this. I had a set and swapped them out for TRPs because the minimotos were too finicky.

Finicky?

Finicky is Clement Criterium Setas that lose air by the minute, but only if it's day or night, or winter or summer, or fall or spring, or on a day that ends in Y, or if your bike is blue, or red, or yellow or unpainted. Or painted.

Finicky is riding bikes with electronic shifters to places where there's no charger.

Remember the Paceline tagline: Where cyclists go to discuss finicky things.

[thwart]

Originally Posted by C40_guy

Finicky?

Finicky is Clement Criterium Setas that lose air by the minute, but only if it's day or night, or winter or summer, or fall or spring, or on a day that ends in Y, or if your bike is blue, or red, or yellow or unpainted. Or painted.

Finicky is riding bikes with electronic shifters to places where there's no charger.

Remember the Paceline tagline: Where cyclists go to discuss finicky things.

OK. This HAS to be the post o' the day.

[jdp211]

I run minimotos with pre-2015 Campy 11 levers and don't have any complaints with the performance. 1-finger braking, decent modulation, totally good.

[tellyho]

Originally Posted by thwart

OK. This HAS to be the post o' the day.

Agree .

I think I'm the only person who doesn't love Paul brakes. A one-brake sample size is not good science either.