Peter.Bridge's latest activity
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PPeter.Bridge replied to the thread brakes.@cyclebuddy - that was a few years ago. How long did they last ?
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PWell see how these go 1st, and if i have problems, may consider full hydraulics
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PThanks Wasby will check that when new calipers arrive, I've never done that before with my brakes no wonder they not good. Regarding...
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PThese are the bolts you need to loosen, they bolt the caliper to the adaptor.
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PWhen you said earlier about would you mind showing me a picture of what bolts you loosen then grip brake lever etc btw this is my...
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PSo these pads are much larger hopefully plus having a piston behind each pad must be better braking
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POh I see. handy to know. on my brake pads I have atm there is a spring in between them. but find they dont hold up going down a hill as...
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PIf you encounter any problems fitting them, just ask here and forum members will be happy to talk you through it. Also...I can assure...
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PThe yellow tab is to stop the pistons (and pads) being accidently squeezed together before the caliper is fitted to the bike. They are...
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PI never touched the pads, I just fitted the calipers as they came. I have a Park Tool cable cutter and crimper, works very well. But...
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PI have the HB100s and I find them a huge improvement over over mechanical calipers. I removed the old calipers and their adaptors and I...
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Pthe link above are dearer than the 2nd link I posted as it says £23.61 HB100s in the 2nd link I posted they only £21.49 EDIT: oh my...
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PPeter.Bridge replied to the thread Planetary Gears Himiway cruiser.I think its an AKM128 on my wife's Wisper 705 (I might be wrong)
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PPeter.Bridge replied to the thread brakes.I'm pretty sure DB680's (the second link) are actually mechanical calipers but dual piston - both pads move (unlike a lot of mechanical...
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PThere is also another option , keep your existing e-brake levers and cables and just replace the cable brake caliper with cable actuated...
