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Re: brake lever extender

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  1. ive used one for years. Of Course it makes it better. There are better
    options but not as cheap.

    You also have to cut it down for unicycle purposes.

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  2. Yeah definitely cut it down, and most importantly, make sure that no
    part of the brake handle and extension protrude further than the end of
    your seat-handle! I had enough clearance with my normal brake handle so
    when I UPDd and the seat-handle would swing forward like a tomahawk and
    hit the ground that the brake handle would be spared. Well I forgot to
    adjust the brake handle when I put the extension on and guess what?
    First ride out of the gate I UPDd pretty good in a rock garden and
    again the seat tomahawked into the ground, but this time the
    brake-handle extension protruded too far and hit the ground before the
    seat handle so the force of the blow snapped the brake handle clean
    off!! No big deal right? Wrong! It was expensive to locate and
    purchase a replacement magura HS33 brake handle with the dial
    adjustment! I eventually did and now don't use the extension; just
    have gotten used to using the standard set up.

    Good luck!

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  3. just put a spoon on your break lever and wrap it down with some duct
    tape. works better.

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    Word.


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  4. zfreak220 said:

    just put a spoon on your break lever and wrap it down with some duct
    tape. works better.

    Hahaha true bodge job there!

    I have been offered a free set of maguras! Great... but the handle is
    broken and I'm not sure if its replacable, and if so how much it would
    cost. Any help? (I don't have them yet, so if there are different types
    I don't know what this one is)

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