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I think I'm going to buy a set of Diacomp center pull brakes for my LWB bent antone know where I can get the hardware that mounts the cable to the goose neck?
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I've found those too but what do you use in the rear?
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Attach it to your seat post, facing rearwards, or mount it on a some rubber sleeves to the bottom wheel stay, or the cross bar, where ever you need a centre pull cable run
PeterT
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pics I need pics.....
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Sorry Dynadon,
All the pics for this lil' item are inside my head, and I cant get the printer to connect! ![]() However if you run your cable along your frame, you can very easily see where you need to have a centre pull cable, then all you have to do is measure the diameter of the post, and make a bracket to suit,or weld something in the spot. I make my own cable pulls, simply by drilling a hole just bigger than the inner cable, and welding ta very small piece of metal in the correct posi. I actually have three cables using one stop, the holes are carefully measured so that each cable lines up flat next to each other. PeterT
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how schwinn did it in '73
![]() looks to be a fairly simple stamped steel bracket. now, how to adapt that to a bent is another story.
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