brakes upgrade

"frenk" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Hi everybody! I've been reading this forums since long time but this is my first post.

Here's the question: I'm riding a student-budget Pinarello cadore, steel frame, Campy Mirage (the
old one, Ergopower but still with single-pivot calipers).

For a new complete bike I'll have to wait one year more, so now I wanted to make some "cheap"
upgrades. I was thinking about new dual-pivot brakes, the actual ones are not so efficient... Is
it a good idea? Which calipers are compatible with my setup? For example Shimano 105? Or the
shimano are not at all compatible with campy levers? Or maybe there are some other more effective
upgrade before this?

Thanks, greetings from Switzerland!

Frenk

Why not get new Veloce brakes. Affordable and nice too.

Rob Strickland

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"frenk" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Hi everybody! I've been reading this forums since long time but this is my first post.

Here's the question: I'm riding a student-budget Pinarello cadore, steel frame, Campy Mirage
(the old one, Ergopower but still with single-pivot calipers).

For a new complete bike I'll have to wait one year more, so now I wanted to make some "cheap"
upgrades. I was thinking about new dual-pivot brakes, the actual ones are not so efficient... Is
it a good idea? Which calipers are compatible with my setup? For example Shimano 105? Or the
shimano are not at all compatible with campy levers? Or maybe there are some other more
effective upgrade before this?

Thanks, greetings from Switzerland!

Frenk

Why not get new Veloce brakes. Affordable and nice too.

Rob Strickland

Yes, is what i'll do! Thanks!

Frenk