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In-line brake QR (?)

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  1. Does anyone know of a decent after-market brake QR? The brake I'm
    using had one on the lever, but I'm using a different lever. The bike
    has no existing brake hardware, so I'm going from scratch with 990-
    style U-brakes. I'd think that you could put one in-line someplace.

    It would be logical to build it into the housing anchor above the
    straddle. I just don't want to spend hours reinventing the wheel if
    reasonable solutions already exist.

    Jones

  2. !Jones said:

    Does anyone know of a decent after-market brake QR? The brake I'm
    using had one on the lever, but I'm using a different lever. The bike
    has no existing brake hardware, so I'm going from scratch with 990-
    style U-brakes. I'd think that you could put one in-line someplace.

    It would be logical to build it into the housing anchor above the
    straddle. I just don't want to spend hours reinventing the wheel if
    reasonable solutions already exist.

    Jones

    Typically, centerpulls release their straddle cable in lieu of a QR.
    Weinmann or Dia-Compe (likely both, thanks to their crosss-licensing
    deals) made front & rear hangers with integrated QRs, which came in
    handy for their centerpulls with dual-headed straddle cables. Those
    may be hard to find, though. Loose Screws doesn't have them anymore,
    so you're probably left with Ebay.

  3. in rec.bicycles.tech Hank Wirtz said:

    Typically, centerpulls release their straddle cable in lieu of a QR.
    Weinmann or Dia-Compe (likely both, thanks to their crosss-licensing
    deals) made front & rear hangers with integrated QRs, which came in
    handy for their centerpulls with dual-headed straddle cables. Those
    may be hard to find, though. Loose Screws doesn't have them anymore,
    so you're probably left with Ebay.

    Such is life!

    I like 'em on the lever the best because I'm always forgetting to
    reset the darn things!

    Jones

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