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Anybody know what these are?

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  1. The things on the brake lever. They aren't scratches cause they seem to be on top of the lever surface
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    Clearcoat over ano lifting?
    Contaiminated surface prior to ano?

  3. Its probably the coating over the lever getting scratched.

    Shimano levers seem to have a very thick plastic like coating.

    I have a pair of Shimano 2300 levers and I was sure that the levers were plastic. So sure that it was actually surprising when the plastic coating over the metallic lever started to fade on a contact area and the metallic lever was revealed.

  4. It looks like a clear coat bonding failure--reminiscent of the failed clear coats on vehicles in the early '90s after a formulation change requirement by the EPA. There has been big shake-up in the coatings industry over the last few years due to a another round of stringent restrictions handed down by the EPA, resulting in a flood of new, unproven coatings at all levels of the industry.

  5. I think it is rust. I don't know why it happens this way and it happens even to bikes that are well looked after. I had a frame "decorated" with squiggles all over it once.

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