Disc (Avid BB7) setup

Posted on Thu 3rd, July 2014

• #1

Jon.

Surly Disc Trucker fork with a Avid BB7 caliper and a Soma Porteur rack. The rack attaches to forward facing eyelets so you don't have to mess around with axles supporting weight (and the resulting hassle each time you remove a wheel). Original brake pads still have a bit of life left (though I could never stop them squealing). Comes complete with rotor.

Steerer is 1 1/8", 20.5cm long. Brake is a a mountain bike BB7 (i.e not compatible with standard road levers). I've had to cut down the extensions for the rack to lengthen the struts to reach the eyelets.

Collection from N16 please. £100.
• #2

Mike_on_Bike

ooh, just what ive been looking for, pm heading your way
• #3

mdizzle

Did this sell?
• #4

spotter

Dibs please
• #5

Jon.

Mike has first dibs and is due to collect, or arrange collection, tomorrow evening. If he's a no show I'll let you know...
• #6

spotter

Fantastic, thanks.
• #7

Jon.

Sold to Mike. Thanks all!

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