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Old 05-22-21, 03:49 PM
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Litespeed obed canti brake post

One of my rear canti brake posts snapped on my 1990s litespeed obed and going crazy trying to find replacement- the typical 10-8mm you find online look identical but thread is different- tried old cannondale and the diameter is too small. Of course litespeed was no help. Does anyone have any idea what size they are or where to get. Thanks
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Wow, snapped canti post. That would make me think twice about downhills. And if it were the front??
Sorry, I'm no help, obviously. Tough first post question but welcome anyway.
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Framebuilder supply Portland?

Maybe here?
Or
Maybe
 this instead? this instead?
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Old 05-22-21, 05:47 PM
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This is a titanium post welded to a titanium stay?
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No it’s metal posts that screw into the frame and then the canti screws screw into them
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Litespeed? Ti? No can help.
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If you can't find one for sale anywhere, send me a good one and I will machine you a copy. It won't be titanium, but I bet the originals were aluminum or steel anyway.

But check around first. I'd rather not make something you can buy! And you'd likely rather not pay machinists' rates!!
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