Best / favourite / best made Canti brakes from 90ies

[maxhc]

My all time favourites (CNCed) are Critical (the rear ones):



Crystal designs are pretty good too:



If we talk about forged ones, M900 are the nicest:



987´s are pretty nice too:

 

[KermitGKona88]

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/pedersen-se-composite-brakes.450642/

 

[ibbz]

My all time favourites (CNCed) are Critical (the rear ones):



Crystal designs are pretty good too:



If we talk about forged ones, M900 are the nicest:



987´s are pretty nice too:

Beautiful !!!

 

[ibbz]

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/pedersen-se-composite-brakes.450642/

Wow! I would’ve been tempted to go for these but
I’ve just made a deal for these - which match my Sachs Quarz F and R mechs and what seems like an all euro build (if I can find the appropriate 9 speed European shifters ) Sachs Quarz Cantis

 

[Hotwheels.]

Grafton are light, pretty and work well but are a total arse to set up perfectly.

 

[Frankenorange]

Happy New Year all!

I found out something, tonight, which i didn't know about m900 cantis. The last year of them had same length arms for front and rear.

 

[synchronicity]

I... don't like cantis.

 

[24pouces]

my favorite are Shimano triangular M730. Not the best but so iconic

 

[ibbz]

Anyone recognise these?
They’re FRM Cyclo X cantis
do they resemble any Diacompe or any other make?
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They might actually be in-house made by FRM in Italy as here are the black versions below :

 

[jimo746]

Wow! I would’ve been tempted to go for these but
I’ve just made a deal for these - which match my Sachs Quarz F and R mechs and what seems like an all euro build (if I can find the appropriate 9 speed European shifters ) Sachs Quarz CantisView attachment 690844

Those brake pads are.... Different.