On Monday, January 4, 2016 at 1:32:52 PM UTC-8, Matthew J wrote: > > > The Paul brakes were all set up on road bikes, using road bike levers. > The V brakes are using V-brake specific levers. > > I have had good luck matching the Paul Min-Vs with Campagnolo Record MTB > Flat Bar levers which I believe were made for a year or two in the early > '90s. The modern MTB levers I tried did not work well. > Yes, mini-v brakes, which were originally designed for BMX bikes, work great with road levers! On my cross bike, I used a cheapie Tektro 926al mini-v brake (under $20) with my Campy ergo levers and it was far superior to the crappy Suntour xc pro canti brake that I had on there. It was like night and day! No more squealing, shuddering or vibration of any sort. I heard from a friend who writes for a cx rag that the Paul minimoto mini-v brake is arguably the best non-disc brake in dry conditions. Good Luck!
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