I understand the lever ratio is different for dual- than for single-pivot. I have an old pair of
Modolo brake levers I'd like to use with a set of Campy dual-pivot calipers, Can you advise how this
will work out?
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Brake Leverage?
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I understand the lever ratio is different for dual- than for single-pivot. I have an old pair of
Modolo brake levers I'd like to use with a set of Campy dual-pivot calipers, Can you advise how
this will work out?higher leverage, less distance. pad clearance tighter than as designed, pad force higher. it should
work fine assuming the differrence is not too great, I have used a similar arrangement to good
effect in the past.-Brian Smith in NY
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I understand the lever ratio is different for dual- than for single-pivot. I have an old pair of
Modolo brake levers I'd like to use with a set of Campy dual-pivot calipers, Can you advise how
this will work out?I don't believe the Modolo levers have built in QR. Make sure you carry a pump when you change
wheels because most likely you would have to deflate the tire.
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