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Old 09-30-23, 04:36 AM
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Vintage (70s) road bike. Plastic bushing between brake cable / brake lever. Name?

I just had this pull through the brake lever housing on my 70s Raleigh. I'd like to buy a new one but no idea what it's called or how to find it. I see the same bushing between the cable and the brake lever on several vintage road bikes. So it must be fairly common if not universal in that era.
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Old 09-30-23, 04:41 AM
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This Peugot also has the bushing I speak of between the brake lever housing and the cable. It's white in this picture.
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Brake ferrule

https://www.condorcycles.com/product...21805350289491

Go for a metal one; it’ll last forever.
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I might have a spare (maybe a pair but won't make any promises).
PM me if you want and I'll look, if I find it/them you can have for the cost of postage.

ALSO: don't think there's any difference between the DC and Weinmann for this piece but just in case if you can measure the diameter(s) with a caliper of one you have that might prevent a mis-match.

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Originally Posted by unworthy1
I might have a spare (maybe a pair but won't make any promises).
PM me if you want and I'll look, if I find it/them you can have for the cost of postage.

ALSO: don't think there's any difference between the DC and Weinmann for this piece but just in case if you can measure the diameter(s) with a caliper of one you have that might prevent a mis-match.
Thank you! I ended up ordering an aluminum replacement or I would take you up on that. Thank you very much for the generous offer! Looking forward to getting the bike back on the road.
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