WTB - non-aero brake levers
10-16-18, 12:18 PM
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WTB - non-aero brake levers
As the title states, I need a set of non-aero brake levers for the Ideor Asso - something that matches well with Mafac center-pull brakes. I'll consider anything but would prefer Italian or maybe French parts that fit.
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Thanks - k
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Thanks - k
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I have a few sets of Mafac levers in good shape. No decent half hoods, though. Also have Modolo, Balilla, Weinmann, Shimano, Lam, CB, Olympic and probably others, but can't recall at the moment. If this is of interest, PM me and do so quickly as I am away for the winter in a week or so (departure for Jamaica depends on the weather, here in Thunder Bay).
I should add that the hoods for the Balilla are still good and I do have hoods for the Modolo levers (white).
I should add that the hoods for the Balilla are still good and I do have hoods for the Modolo levers (white).
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