I just mounted a chorus rear brake and it appears to have a weaker spring than the shimano brakes I am more accustomed to. The brake almost feels/looks like there is drag in the cable housing, which there isn't. The brake was purchased used, it appeared clean but I lubed it w/ no improvement. Is there any adjustment to the pivot points? Is this normal? Any thoughts? Thanks, Andy
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I just mounted a chorus rear brake and it appears to have a weaker spring than the shimano brakes I am more accustomed to. The brake almost feels/looks like there is drag in the cable housing, which there isn't. The brake was purchased used, it appeared clean but I lubed it w/ no improvement. Is there any adjustment to the pivot points? Is this normal?
The pivot is serviceabel and contains a small ball bearring on chorus and record brakes. You should be albe to find a diagram on Camagnolos website.
I just mounted a chorus rear brake and it appears to have a weaker spring than the shimano brakes I am more accustomed to. The brake almost feels/looks like there is drag in the cable housing, which there isn't. The brake was purchased used, it appeared clean but I lubed it w/ no improvement. Is there any adjustment to the pivot points? Is this normal? Any thoughts? Thanks, Andy
Yep, take it apart, lube and reassemble. If still a problem bend the spring out. may because of the lever you are using, if it's a non Campag one.
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