Wanted: Dual pivot rear caliper

Posted on Sun 5th, February 2012

• #1

tbc

Short reach is fine.

Start fixie skidding, take off your back brake, and sell it to me for a tenner or less?
• #2

hanford

I can post one to you for a tenner, will try to dig out a photo after the rugby.
• #3

conker

I have a Mafac rear centrepull you can have for nowt/postage if not 'north. However It's approx 60-70mm drop & I don't have the yoke(to hold end of cable outer) or cable end clamp.

#soundsabitwankyafterreadinitback!
• #4

hanford

One of these ?
http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h439/paviland/recent060.jpg
the ones marked kf at the top.
• #5

tbc

Have you still got the Tektros?
• #6

Tel

I've got a Tektro rear you can have. Bung 'em in with the 600 on 4cd wheels if you still want them...
• #7

hanford

Tektros have long gone sorry.
• #8

tbc

Alright I'm picking up a 105 caliper tomorrow from someone who PM'd, it was the best option as I wanted to fit it to my mate's bike tomorrow, but thanks for your replies.

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