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Removing levers from drop bars

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  1. I've got an old Weinmann lever on my Raleigh banana. The widget that holds
    the cable end is slightly bent, so I want to get the lever off, and make it
    slightly straight. Can I take it off just by undoing the allen bolt, or do I
    need to take the bar tape off too?

  2. Doki said:

    I've got an old Weinmann lever on my Raleigh banana. The widget that holds
    the cable end is slightly bent, so I want to get the lever off, and make it
    slightly straight. Can I take it off just by undoing the allen bolt, or do I
    need to take the bar tape off too?

    That depends. It should be possible to just undo the allen bolt all the
    way and the lever will come off.
    However....
    Getting it back on may be interesting if there is a nut that cannot be
    located in the right place while the band is on the bars.

    You pays yer money and takes yer chances..

    ...d

  3. in message <[email hidden]>, Doki

    (') said:

    I've got an old Weinmann lever on my Raleigh banana. The widget that
    holds the cable end is slightly bent, so I want to get the lever off,
    and make it slightly straight. Can I take it off just by undoing the
    allen bolt, or do I need to take the bar tape off too?

    You can take it off without removing the tape. If you're very, very
    careful, you can get it back on again without needing to retape the
    bars, but don't count on it.

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

    ;; If you're doing this for fun, do what seems fun. If you're
    ;; doing it for money, stop now.
    ;; Rainer Deyke

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