Tea? (Part 1)

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TheDoctor

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Trinka,

Are these the droids you're looking for? :wacko:
 

tdr1nka

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Those are kind of the droids I'm looking for it's true.
No sign of the frame today but BC might not call until they have fitted the headset & brakes. I still have to wait for a cheque to clear so I really shouldn't get impatient.

I have v-brakes on order but I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to adjusting/setting up and really prefer center pull at the end of the day.

I could also nix the cost of the v-brakes by using the center pulls I have on the hack.:wacko::biggrin:
 

TheDoctor

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Hmmm. I find V-brakes quite easy to set up, but cantis have about 5 axes of adjustment for me to get wrong :wacko: I can usually achieve a sound like a cat with its tail stuck in a toaster, combined with the decelerative properties of a bar of soap in the bath, gripped with teflon gloves.
 

Radius

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Dom v brakes piece o' pi---oh, this is 'tea', piece o' (tea and) cake to set up compared to cantis! But yes the saving money might be worth while, depending on how much said on-order brakes cost?
 

tdr1nka

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TheDoctor said:
Hmmm. I find V-brakes quite easy to set up, but cantis have about 5 axes of adjustment for me to get wrong :wacko: I can usually achieve a sound like a cat with its' tail stuck in a toaster, combined with the decelerative properties of a bar of soap in the bath, gripped with teflon gloves.

This has been my experience with v-brakes thus far.:biggrin::laugh:

TBH If I start with the v-s' I can always swap to the center pulls if I can't cope. There you go Radius, a good reason to come round and help me out.
 
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