I installed a Gorilla Brake Beefer the other day, and swapped out the bottle cages for some black Elite Ciussi cages.
I think I'm going to start riding this bike to the local Bike Polo games, and I might try my hand at playing. That is why I wanted stronger front brakes, and bottle cages that will bend instead of break when hit. Recently, I've been riding to the local park, and riding around the play ground or tennis court with one hand, as slow as I can go in 28x28 direct drive.
I've talked about
Rodando Por Ti a little bit before. When I found a lesser quality rip on YouTube a couple years ago, I was ecstatic to find they were riding the bike that I was currently rebuilding, albeit in the 1992 Red color. It was neat to see certain grainy clips showing parts that I have on my bike. I could immediately tell the custom parts that were installed, like the Profile Design handle bar, and the addition of a brake booster. It wasn't until I found a higher resolution copy of the video, and freeze framed a shot of the booster that I realized it was a Gorilla Brake Beefer.
At the 15:00 minute mark, you can see a clear shot of both bikes fitted with the same booster. In a few other shots, one of the bikes is missing the booster. That's one of the neat things about movie making that I like noticing, when "props" aren't the same shot to shot.
After seeing this, I knew I had to find a Gorilla Brake Beefer for my bike. I had been looking for a while on Facebook and eBay, but one day a couple weeks ago, I decided to do a Google Image search to find better photos, and I happened across this website, still selling the Beefers and a few other NOS parts!
http://abundantadventures.com/quads.html
If you are in the US, I highly recommend visiting and seeing if there's anything of interest to you. I picked up two Beefers in black, and I happened to already have a Headlock, seen here fitted to the bike when I bought it. I might install it, since there's another Gorilla part on the bike now, to match...