Can this be adjusted to use with Cantilever brake?
140054
My bike has center-pull cantilever brakes, so, yes, the cable does work with such brakes, and there is an adjustment nut with a lock ring at the lever terminus of the brake cable to allow for minute adjustments.
140055
I believe this can be set to either type of caliper. Different attachment point for the cable onto the brake lever depending on type. Very clever
140056
I personally purchased this item for my cantilever brakes and it worked like a charm.
140057
I will forward this on to my husband as it is a product he is using and I will let you know. - Oh-looks like you have the answer already!! Happy Biking!
900853
I don't think so. I'm pretty sure that V-brakes have a different amount of pull in the lever. I'm pretty sure these are strictly for cantilever brakes.
2100584
it should. it has a setting for both canti and v brakes. and discs will work with 1 of those settings.
1796225
It IS possible to adjust. There are slots at either end which allow the rungs to slide up or down so it would work for you. Hope that helps.
495100
Yes it does. It's a slide on clamp attached to the brake and has a hex head for adjustment.
2250645
No. These only work with cantilever brakes and possibly v-brakes, but definitely not disk brakes.
2061520
Yes. But why doesn't the merchant answer? I converted single speed beach cruiser with fat tires to a 6 speed and used these brakes. Good quality large and inexpensive.
1022742
I am not sure but I don't see why you couldn't. This isn't any different from a stock track bar accept being able to adjust the length.
707817
I don't think so. By the time you move the clamp forward to clear the disc brake, I don't think you'd have enough span to bolt it down.
1823255
The brakes on nine were too tight. I think there is a way to adjust them underneath. I have never tried though.
1210333
Yes, sorta. It's grooved steel. So, you could put brakes on them, but it might tear up the brake pads.
2197495
It has nothing to do with brakes. It has to do with tires meeting a magnetic resistance plate. If I had to guess, I'd imagine you're riding a mountain bike and, while it would be odd to use a mountain bike on the trainer, it certainly should work. As long as your brakes don't interfere with the machine (which they shouldn't) and as long as your bike isn't too wide (which COULD BE possible but is still unlikely) you should be fine.
572506
I wouldn't think it will work considering the braket is very precise when it comes to measurements, but I think I have an extra one I have to double check if I do il send you it for free so you don't have to take the chance and waist your money. Email me your addresses and il SHip it out Monday when I have a chance if I find it. Jundy314@yahoo.com
2035433
(Im not a 'bike person' so bear with my lingo) I wouldn't see why not as it attaches to the bars with hooks that seem basic enough to fit on most any shape (mine is on a retro style, chopper handle bars and works fine). I wasn't sure about your disc brake question though... the support rod fits on the bolt in the center of the front wheel... not sure how much room the disc brakes require. Perhaps not entirely helpful, but maybe some insight.
2011522
As far as the fitment of the cables to the lever and the action of then pulling the cable, yes it will work. However, the length of the lever movement untill the pads engage the friction surface will be very different. These top levers will need less pull than the origional levers to engage the brake. So this means that both will feel different.
2072207
if you have single thickness brake disk. hole diameter has to be 10mm on disk.do ome checking. it did not fit over my Honda Gold Wing disc because it is two thicknesses.nice lock, I hop I can fine a use for it.
49110
i not know but would think it is possible as long as adjustments on mirror are flexable. i have one on end of straight bar an would do as you sugest allso.