WTB: Cantilever brake (or spare part)

Posted on Mon 11th, October 2021

• #1

Arnomatic
A small plastic sleeve from my front right canti shimano something or other brake has broken and is pushing against the internal spring. It’s now not very springy!

Looking to either replace the spare bit, or use it as an excuse to upgrade to something stronger.

What do you think/what have you got? Cheers!

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• #2

Arnomatic

Hello hello hello
• #3

Qebrus in reply to @Arnomatic

I might have one, though you might have to send me a picture to see if it’s the right part?
• #4

Arnomatic in reply to @Qebrus

Hey! Sorry, not checked this post. Next time I take the brake off I’ll take a pic, should’ve got one before, now it seems like a lot of work!
• #5

Arnomatic

Payday cantilever search, anything nice going around?

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