[font=Comic Sans MS]is there a product out there to adapt a bike to use disc breaks even if it doesn't have pre-existing mounts? It seems like I saw some company advertising for such a thing this past spring, but I can't find such a product now. it may not exist, but I figure you guys and gals are the best source to turn to to find out.[/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS]Thanks,
Jonathon[/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS]PS if this product doesn't exist and you invent it, I expect 20% of sales![/font]
Cycling Equipment · Public discussion
cheating disc breaks
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Ascenda said:
[font=Comic Sans MS]is there a product out there to adapt a bike to use disc breaks even if it doesn't have pre-existing mounts? It seems like I saw some company advertising for such a thing this past spring, but I can't find such a product now. it may not exist, but I figure you guys and gals are the best source to turn to to find out.[/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS]Thanks,
Jonathon[/font]
[font=Comic Sans MS]PS if this product doesn't exist and you invent it, I expect 20% of sales![/font]not that I know of, but try posting in the MTB forum.
good luck
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sorry it has been invented.
one of the guys on there is talking about something you dont want, a v-brake adapter, but the one you need is in there somewhere. -
thanks for the replies guys. I appreciate you taking the time to write.
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