Brake lever components

ishaw · Sunday at 12:02

Iirc, on the avid ultimate levers, the adjuster isn't threaded in, it slots into the lever and adjusts within itself if you get me. Very much like the inline adjuster I guess.

Mkane · Sunday at 15:02

There better suited for shift duties because a turn doesn’t go very far. Get your brakes close then twist barrel.

foldy86 · Sunday at 23:23

Mkane said:
There better suited for shift duties because a turn doesn’t go very far. Get your brakes close then twist barrel.View attachment 953177 View attachment 953178 View attachment 953179

Second photo in, are those the inline carb adjusters?

Mkane · Monday at 02:35

foldy86 said:
Second photo in, are those the inline carb adjusters?

Nope. That's a Jagwire piece

danson67 · Monday at 10:52

For the barrel adjusters (or just as stops), there are some very nice brass ones available for frame gear adjusters.
M5, they are designed with a stainless spring, but you could have a plain brass M5 nut to lock it. Un-slotted, though

I got mine from Peter @ Ceeway, and have a few spare sets if you're interested.

All the best,

Mkane · Monday at 23:57

Talking brakes, these will go on the Catamount.

foldy86 · Wednesday at 12:57

danson67 said:
For the barrel adjusters (or just as stops), there are some very nice brass ones available for frame gear adjusters.
M5, they are designed with a stainless spring, but you could have a plain brass M5 nut to lock it. Un-slotted, though

I got mine from Peter @ Ceeway, and have a few spare sets if you're interested.

View attachment 953557

All the best,

Cheers, I've designed the perch with the holder integral.
They're coming along nicely, I'm just waiting for the return springs to arrive before I make the moulds.

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