Hi Team
Looking for a front brake for Azzurri Pista, stock track bars.
Few places do rear brake kits, because most bikes come with front brake.
Anyone know a place doing the whole front brake? Dual pivot, lever and cables in a pack?
Cheers
JM
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Re: Brake Kit - Front
Postby Sydguy » Fri Jul 06, 2012 1:39 pm
Seems the lever, cable and caliper are sold separtely.
If anyone knows where I can grab the whole lot online or in a store please post.
JM
If anyone knows where I can grab the whole lot online or in a store please post.
JM
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Re: Brake Kit - Front
Postby HLC » Fri Jul 06, 2012 1:59 pm
Sydguy wrote:Seems the lever, cable and caliper are sold separtely.
JM
And that's pretty much how it is anywhere.
A bike shop might be able to 'make up' a package for you but grabbing all 3 separate items off the shelf, and if you are lucky, giving you a pathetic discount... but it will still be dearer than buying online no doubt.
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Re: Brake Kit - Front
Postby lucky7 » Fri Jul 06, 2012 2:05 pm
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/DIA-COMPE-BR ... 48424a039f
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Track-Bike-B ... 519b6ba3dd
seems the above 2 mount onto the forks. I swear I saw some road brakes in a front only setup with lever & cable
I bit the bullet and went a SRAM or Tektro set for around the $40 mark...decided 2 brakes is probably safer anyway
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Track-Bike-B ... 519b6ba3dd
seems the above 2 mount onto the forks. I swear I saw some road brakes in a front only setup with lever & cable
I bit the bullet and went a SRAM or Tektro set for around the $40 mark...decided 2 brakes is probably safer anyway
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Re: Brake Kit - Front
Postby Sydguy » Fri Jul 06, 2012 9:44 pm
Cheers - I had thought $50 for whole front brake would be enough, looks like a bit more!
JM
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Re: Brake Kit - Front
Postby cray- » Mon Jul 09, 2012 2:02 am
Just read that the fork on your Azzuri is drilled for a brake so no need for those clamp on kits that Lucky7 posted. Surely you can get a lever, caliper & cable separately online for less than $50, just pick your fave online store & fill your cart, how hard can it be?
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