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WTB  |  SKU: 2816
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WTB Speedmaster Cantilever Brake: No Hardware

$24.99
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Item Condition

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Description

Designed by Charlie Cunningham, these "cantilever" brakes were the first mountain bike brakes to use linear pull springs.  They paved the way for the v-brake to take over the market.  Charlie made relatively few of these, and then passed the rough design on to Tektro who made a production version (which was not nearly as nice). 

* This brake does not have springs, bolts, or any mounting hardware.  Only includes the arms, pad holders, straddle cable, and pads.

Condition

Good used shape.  Only minor marks on the arms.  Pads have 85% or more life left.  Straddle cable is in useable condition though has a couple kinks.

Details

  • One brake

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