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Published 3 March 2008
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Original post CoreTechs
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3 March 2008, 20:50 UTC
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I was talking to the guys that work in the bike shop I'm sponsored by and they said they had never seen a brake mount like the one on the Nimbus 36 frame. They looked in their catalog an found the Magura HS33 brakes and they don't use the same mounting mechanism that is on my uni. Is there something about the UDC Magura brakes that is different about the ones that the bike shop could order for me? I was looking to find an adapter too as another way to do it.
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3 March 2008, 20:55 UTC
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They're brake mounts used by trials bikes. Look in catalogs that carry trials bike parts. Look at web shops that sell trials bike parts. If the bike shop doesn't deal with any trials bike stuff it is not likely that they would have seen that style of brake mount before.
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3 March 2008, 21:16 UTC
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make sure you don't get the evo 2 mounts, get the regular old magura mounts. Evo 2 mounts are for v-brake studs.
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tim williamson
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3 March 2008, 22:34 UTC
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here's the standard mounts from trialsinhttp://tinyurl.com/yss2vd
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