Idea?

i drew it in paint in like 15 mins so its not that good

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what prevents the brake housing from hitting the ground? Is it attached
to the plates? if so, I think it would be pretty weird to ride, and if
not it wouldn't work at all.

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Evan Byrne did that one time, I forget how it worked.

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i saw a picture, and he said it was kind of sketchy... the thing hits
the ground every time you bail. you may get a better result by
weighting the plates...

i have an idea that may work better and is extremely simple... but i'll
draw it up later.

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Fuego said:

what prevents the brake housing from hitting the ground? Is it attached
to the plates?

Im assuming that it would be, I once was thinking about it and I found
a couple Possible flaws:
1) the break cable would have to be long to allow the rider to break in
any arm position
2) if the cable was long enough to break proporly it would get tangled
in the wheel or ware down on the road/tire

mayby if you had flexable pieces of matel coming up from the plats that
You could squeez with your legs, so the metal would rub the tire

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yeah that hydrolic system we came up with chatting about last night at
the snowdon meet.

as long as it don't add to much weight.

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Evan did that way back when...
http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39915
seems to have worked okay. I still think a leg operated brake would be
better though.

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