Wanted: Front mechanical disc brake

Posted on Sat 11th, September 2010

• #1

fefelarue

hey people i'm in need of a front cable-operated disc brake. already got a lever so only really need the caliper, and rotor if anyone has one. ideally 160mm. i'm looking for something like an avid bb5 or bb7, as they are common, but let me know what you have.

i live down in tunbridge wells so would need it posted,

ta
• #2

gbj_tester

I've got an Avid BB7 Road and 160mm rotor. £25 posted.
• #3

fefelarue

ah shit, wud've been perfect but just bought one on ebay, ta anyway
• #4

fefelarue

actually i still need a rotor, would u sell it separately? if so, u got a pic or know what model it is? cheers
• #5

gbj_tester

OK, give me some time to dig out any spare rotors I have, not sure what exactly is in the parts bin.
• #6

fefelarue

brilliant thanks a lot
• #7

gbj_tester
Avid Roundagon 160mm rotor, £10 posted

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• #8

fefelarue

ah u ledgend, thanks, would u take £8? or £10 with bolts included?

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