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  1. Shimano R600 Long Reach 57mm Dual Pivot Brake set

    The above says that the calipers are long reach at 57mm. Where is that measurment taken? From what
    point to what point? ALex

  2. Alex said:

    Shimano R600 Long Reach 57mm Dual Pivot Brake set

    The above says that the calipers are long reach at 57mm. Where is that measurment taken? From what
    point to what point?

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    Quoted message said:

    Shimano R600 Long Reach 57mm Dual Pivot Brake set

    The above says that the calipers are long reach at 57mm. Where is that measurment taken? From what
    point to what point?

    Center of brake mounting bolt to the center of the brake shoe bolt at the lowest point in the slot
    is 57mm. That brake at the highest point of shoe adjustment is 47mm.

    --
    Andrew Muzi yellowjersey.orgyellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April 1971

  4. Thank you!! Alex

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    Quoted message said:

    Shimano R600 Long Reach 57mm Dual Pivot Brake set

    The above says that the calipers are long reach at 57mm. Where is that measurment taken? From
    what point to what point?

    Center of brake mounting bolt to the center of the brake shoe bolt at the lowest point in the slot
    is 57mm. That brake at the highest point of shoe adjustment is 47mm.

  5. "Center of brake mounting bolt to the center of the brake shoe bolt at the lowest point in the slot
    is 57mm. That brake at the highest point of shoe adjustment is 47mm.
    --
    Andrew Muzi yellowjersey.orgyellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April 1971"

    Sheldon's site uses this to. How would you apply this to "U" brakes? They have no center bolt.

    Obvoiusly, Canti's and Linear pulls ("V" brakes) do not apply here. The much I can surmise.

    May you have the wind at your back. And a really low gear for the hills! Chris

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  6. [email hidden])> "Center of brake mounting bolt to the center of the brake shoe bolt at

    Quoted message said:

    the lowest point in the slot is 57mm. That brake at the highest point of shoe adjustment is 47mm.

    "Chris Zacho "The Wheelman"" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Sheldon's site uses this to. How would you apply this to "U" brakes? They have no center bolt.
    Obvoiusly, Canti's and Linear pulls ("V" brakes) do not apply here. The much I can surmise.

    The subject line is "calipers"

    --
    Andrew Muzi yellowjersey.orgyellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April 1971

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