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Look here https://www.vehiclewiringproducts.co.uk/ to see if they have something similar. Can email them and they will tell you if it is proprietary. Hope that helps.
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It is, and punishable by having all your tags removed without anaesthetic...
@Greenbank hope nothing serious is keeping you off the bike.
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@benzo Have you found a solution yet?
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Understand. Seems the last two (bso) bikes that have had brake problems with that needed inner and outer cables replacing then the pads the Clarkes set was cheaper.
Then the brakes were this style https://www.amazon.co.uk/Brakes-Mountain-Replacement-Bicycle-Ferrules/dp/B08GHMSP51/ref=asc_df_B08GHMSP51/?
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Halfords are selling the Clarks break set of 18 for everything. https://www.halfords.com/cycling/bike-parts/bike-brakes/clarks-v-brake-set-193402.html? Even free next day delivery
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First two look fine to me. The only thing I can think is the bolt through the fork crown may be longer to accommodate a mudguard or the hieght being different to clear a mud guard.
Had judder on a set of cantis that was cured by cleaning the rims and pads with brake cleaner and a little marine grease on the straddle cable as mine was mis shappen. This was on an old set of Shimano brakes.
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Things I have been thinking about with the on going saga of the Carbon on one lurcher.
The bottom bracket is a press fit, a pf92.
-Can the bearings be replaced in situ on the frame, or do I have to remove the cups. Does that mean when the cups are removed from the frame that the cups can't be repressed in to the frame.Or is it a case of buying the very cheapest pf92 bottom bracket cups and the replacing the bearing for some skf ones.
Can you buy the dust caps separately?
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