> >> Can I use a v-brake with campag ergpower brake levers? Currently I use RSX cantilevers but want
> >> to move to v´s.
> >>
> >> What issues do I need to be aware of, if any, and what v-brake would you recommend for a loaded
> >> touring bike using 26" wheels.
> >
> > We've done quite a few Ergo conversions to tandems this year, mostly with cantilevers. If you
> > must have linear brakes, use a cam adapter.
> >
> > What do you expect to gain from them (linear brakes) as opposed to the nice clearance and
> > adjustable leverage of a standard cantilever set?
> >
>
> I'm not sure : but I do know that I'm not happy with the rear brake at the moment - very poor
> braking despite closely aligned pads, adjusted cable etc. I have read that v-brakes are a better
> bet. I'm just trying to do some research
>
> --
> Walter Mitty.
2 words: Scott SE. See if you can't dig up some Scott Self-Energizing brakes. Work great for
tandems. At least they did on mine...
Mike