drilled the front forks on two bikes and got two brake sets. was going to put the front brake on the back and rear brake on the front. bought a longer recessed nut to test and even so only about 4 threads are engaged, and thats without any washers. this does not inspire confidence. i want to resolve this as cheaply as possible. i could buy a right angle bit and drill the rear bridge, though there isnt much material going spare there, or i could harvest the front pivot bolts from some old unwanted brakes people might have lying about.
so if you have anything suitable please let me know. not sure if brands vary but shimano/tektro type will definitely fit.
bump. still looking for two cheapo front brake calipers. shimano tektro that sort of thing
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drilled the front forks on two bikes and got two brake sets. was going to put the front brake on the back and rear brake on the front. bought a longer recessed nut to test and even so only about 4 threads are engaged, and thats without any washers. this does not inspire confidence. i want to resolve this as cheaply as possible. i could buy a right angle bit and drill the rear bridge, though there isnt much material going spare there, or i could harvest the front pivot bolts from some old unwanted brakes people might have lying about.
so if you have anything suitable please let me know. not sure if brands vary but shimano/tektro type will definitely fit.
thanks