What kind of brake cable ends does this lever use, MTB or road?
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This is a interrupter lever, it works in conjunction with your existing brake levers (Sitting between the current brake lever and the brake) it gives you two brake levers for a single brake.The lever would be compatible with both MTB and Road, but I cant imagine using it on any bike with flat bars.
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It doesn't matter as the brake cable end stays in the original brake lever and the brake cable passes through RL726 and connects to the brake caliper. You only have to cut the brake cable housing at the RL726 lever. The levers work great and do not effect the working of the original levers. Jim
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These are interrupter levers, but I installed them as my primary brake levers as part of a conversion project for my bike. I use cables that have road ends on them, but they do NOT seat fully into the handle, about 1/4 inch protrudes from the housing. However, this has no effect on their functionality and they work quite well.
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This is a interrupter lever, it works in conjunction with your existing brake levers (Sitting between the current brake lever and the brake) it gives you two brake levers for a single brake. The lever would be compatible with both MTB and Road, but I cant imagine using it on any bike with flat bars.
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Road. They are on my Jamis Aurora Touring bike with drop bars and road bike brakes. Very happy with them.
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One of my bikes has the brake cable running under the top tube and I have not had a problem. I also have a soft pad in the middle of the v shaped holders on the bike rack.
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No, it's just a 1 speed. The cables you see in the picture are brake cables.
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Not sure, bought it over a year ago. Had to cut off several cm though for a giant mtb
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This is designed for a 9 spd mtn triple chainwheel. It will handle a 9 spd double (road or mtn) if you are using a mtn shifter (different cable pull on a Shimano road shifter) by setting the high and low stops but it is may not have the optimum shape for the large 50 tooth chainwheel.
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the ends are open, but you would be hard pressed to reach the shifters if you mounted them on the ends. I just left my Shimano Revo shifters mounted on the straight bar and moved them a little closer to center. I bought some old school dual action brake levers (like you'd find on the old 10-speed bikes from the 70's) and mounted them just inside the drop bars. This set-up worked great since I could brake while in the "crouch".
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Yes, the brake is located on the right side of the handle bar. It is a flip down lever.
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It's just a generic cable housing, not specifically for brakes. In the old days, all cable housings were spiral. I use these on my 9-speed and it works just fine. As the distance between the cogs decreases, such as with 10 and especially 11 speed, housing compression becomes a bigger factor, so they make shift-specific cables which don't compress, but they cost more.
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all mtb bars ......O.D. standardized @ 22.2mm or 7/8" in the control area (grips, brake, shifters) 25.4MM (1 IN) IS O.D. STEM MOUNT. SOME MTB BARS ARE 31.8MM MOUNT, BUT STILL 22.2 FOR CONTROLS.
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As Ryan said, one of each. The shifter cables run out the side and the brake lines run along the handlebars.
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Yes, exactly. I don't remember if it says in the description, but it uses mountain bike style cables.
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Both. If you reverse pedal it brakes and also there is a handlebar brake for the front tire.
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The center of the handlebars (stock) are 25.4mm. However, learning from my mistakes, the diameter of the bar tapers down from the center so I would suggest finding brake levers from 22-24mm. That or get shims at a LBS, though for brakes it's a huge meh :/
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Yes, it works for both MTBs and Road Bikes. You will have to alternate the bikes as you hang them up.
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B: I'm not wise enough to retrieve the photos regarding your inquiry. I would suggest articles by Sheldon Brown (now deceased) at Harris Cyclery. This author explains the details of brake systems and the various levers which can mount to the bars and ends you may have.
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has a rear coaster brake and a lever frt brake. both have to be applied quite hard to stop.
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Front lever: can be rear or front brake (by its new feature: Reversible Lever)Rear lever: can be rear or front brake (by its new feature: Reversible Lever)