Wanted: MTB rear V brake + lever

Posted on Tue 17th, February 2009

• #1

Steves

Title says it really.... just built up a ss/fg mtb and thinking a rear brake would be a good idea cos i'll probably run ss offroad. Got a disc front (thanks eeehhh!) but need v or canti for the back cos i'm using an eno hub......

oh - preferably black if i'm being fussy....

anyone?

cheers...
• #2

eddie

hmmm.....i have a standard black v brake, i think the pads are worn down though
• #3

Steves

thatd be cool - its a start!
• #4

eddie

ok, here is what i have.

I also have the front one if you like

Do you have your own bolts? Those are the first ones i dug out and might not fit, if you need bolts as well ill have to keep digging to find the right ones.

The pads as you can see have really hardly anything in them.

I also have some levers, which im selling HERE at the moment. You can split them if you just need the one.

And if you need cables and cable housings ive got those too.

brake+lever+cables....fiva posted?
• #5

Steves

pm'd
• #6

adman

I have a brake and lever in my parts box. Came of my GT when I fitted discs...

Can post pics later.

A

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