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Mid '90's Campagnolo aero/non-aero brake lever question
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You shouldn't need them. I used them as I shipped them to you.
Edit: I read that wrong. I thought you said aero routing. Last edited by thirdgenbird; 06-13-2016 at 09:56 PM. |
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Without some way to block the slot, these levers are pretty darn useless in non aero mode. I shall have to come up with a homebrewed solution. |
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all the feeback is correct, the OP's levers are the later design that did away with that little (and easily lost) grooved metal insert.
fwiw...i believe that insert was *ONLY* for aero-routing, and not used when running std-routing. here's what they look like: |
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It is nigh impossible to keep the cable anchor at the back of the slot while you route the cable and housing. If the anchor slips forward during routing, lever motion is wasted taking up the slack while braking.
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I totally understand your problem.....I just went through the same thing. I thought about trying the part that Walter posted to keep the barrel from moving, they are available on ebay but they are crazy expensive and I wasn't sure that they would do the trick. In the end I decided to make something myself.
I purchased a piece of Kydex and cut out a strip the width of the opening and about 1.5 times the length of the slot. I heated it and folded both ends back over themselves; once I inserted it into the slot I then heated it a bit more and moved the folded parts back towards the ends to hold it in place. I only have a couple of rides on it so I have no idea of the long term durability but it has worked fine so far. I wasn't smart enough to take any pics during the process but this should give you some idea.
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Last edited by choke; 06-14-2016 at 01:19 PM. |
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Are you running cantilever brakes and a cross fork on the Bianchi ?
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That picture belongs to me. The frame was a reparto corse cx frame. The fork was a Goodrich.
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Give me time to look, I did have a pair of those pieces in a drawer, I'll let you know tonight.
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Thanks. Appreciate it.
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Found em'. Let me find a small padded envelope for them and I'll get them ready to go.
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if you want the later aero levers to run with std routing, you'll have to find another way to fix the sliding anchor in place -- something similar to what choke did. Last edited by wallymann; 06-15-2016 at 08:50 AM. |
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