Cork pads for old style holders.

Posted on Fri 28th, December 2018

• #1

BeaconJon

Afternoon. So I've got a slight issue. I need a set of cork or suitably soft pads to fit a set of Chorus monoplaner holders. The old style with the wheel guides.
I've got some old Corima ones but they're very worn. It's for a Juna disc.
I don't really want to have to fit a modern holder with say Swisstop yellows but I may have to.
I just wondered if there was a product out there suitable?
• #2

BeaconJon
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• #3

BeaconJon

Ps, yes the holders are in the wrong way round. Just a dry fit as it were.
• #4

BeaconJon
So couldn't find anything suitable for the old Campag holder. I ended up using a modern holder to take a Swiss Stop King to try and look after the Juna's breaking surface.

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