Clark W. Griswold
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SRAM S500 or S900 would be my choice for short pull brakes like a cantilever or side pull brake. For a long pull brake like a linear pull (or in Shimano's case V-Brake) then I would consider a Travel Agent so I could continue to use my SRAM levers. Back in the day Cane Creek did the Drop V levers but I never had one in hand long enough to really give a good review on it but I feel like it was a little less pointy.