=0D If you recall when we were putting the Montelatici together, that bike requ ired "standard" reach brakes. Peter Weigle's bikes are also buil t for those and I used Shimano R600's to get them to work with the frame.&n bsp; In this weeks "BRAIN", there is an article about Rivendell introducing a brake set of their own design to work with bikes tha have fenders/mudgua rds and wider tires. Ray, you did not mention the vintage of the bike so I guess we can pick this one up at Beer Night at the Bike Stand.
Mike Schmidt
New York, NY
On Fri May 26 8:39 , "Steven Willis" sent:
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Hello Ray. The proble
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>I am looking for a clear, understandable definition o
> calipers. I need some kind of hint that will allow m
> from short quickly without mounting on a bike. Here
> bike that I am building up that I have what were cal
> calipers installed. With the pads in place they just
> rim and they are bottomed out on the arms. Perhaps t
> 27 rims and that is my problem. Any hints would be h
>
> Thanks
> Ray Homiski
> Elizabeth, NJ
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