Vbrake

Peter, you can use this brake lever, ' Dia Compe 287V Levers £39.95 per pair' from
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Thanks, John

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I am going to fit a front V Brake to my touring bike that has dropped handlebars. Can any one tell
me the type and source of a brake lever that operates V bakes from dropped bars.

PK

peter-<< I am going to fit a front V Brake to my touring bike that has dropped handlebars. Can any
one tell me the type and source of a brake lever that operates V bakes from dropped bars >><BR><BR>

Hard to do with some sort of adapter- have you considered some of the really good cantis out there
like Tektro, Avid, Paul?

No adapter required, works really well with road levers.

Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St. Boulder, CO, 80302
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you may want to try out a "QBP Travel Agent." About $20 online. It's a work around to having to buy
a new set of brakes.

performancebike.com has is, although their service has really gone to pot the last few years.
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I am going to fit a front V Brake to my touring bike that has dropped handlebars. Can any one tell
me the type and source of a brake lever that operates V bakes from dropped bars.

PK