can someone please explain this self mounting magura harware?

If you are talking about the steel weld-on mounts, you just use the pair
that give you the proper offset for your setup.

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Thanks!

PS...if anyone wants to add brakes to their uni, these can be held on
with hoseclamps instead of welding.

Although I just put them on, I had brakes mounted on with hoseclamps
before and have never had an issue.

My Coker now has an airfoil rim, 110's and brakes.

Ahhhhhh

Now to go out and not die

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So I assume you are also using a booster? Otherwise I would imagine
they would tend to rotate on the frame.

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i thought about using a booster (it's sitting there unused), but as i
can't budge it no matter how much might I use, I deem that
unneccesary.

there is a miniscule amount of brake force required to stop a uni than a
bike, so I am convinced that it will do what it needs.

I know a welder than could remedy this if I need, but I highly doubt I
will need to.

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