Ah, dag, I know we talked about the brake mounts before but I forgot all 
about it. 

Definitely wish the production run was set up for canti posts! 

On Monday, April 24, 2023 at 11:58:42 PM UTC-4 Tony Lockhart wrote:

> Solid bike---glad that you got it back. I'm liking that drivetrain with 
> the triple up front; you can tackle anything with this bike.
>
> On Monday, April 24, 2023 at 8:00:09 PM UTC-7 Pancake wrote:
>
>> Love mine with v-brakes - that’s what makes it perfect to me really so 
>> I’m thrilled I got a prototype. But they’re right about mini-v-brakes just 
>> not quite working. I tried 4 different models with different arm lengths 
>> (82-90mm) and it was never right: too much pull required to get pad to rim 
>> contact, but then too much mechanical advantage so very limited modulation. 
>>
>> But with standard v-brakes (with linear pull / long pull) the bike 
>> shines. Modulation but also super stopping power that caliper and sidepull 
>> brakes can’t match. That’s why it is replacing my Sam instead of the Sam 
>> getting brake mounts welded on. 
>>
>> I’ve probably put 2,000 miles of this bike and it’s almost always my go 
>> to: commuting or dirt or a century ride - I’d be happy with the 
>> proto-Charlie for any of those! 
>>
>> Inverted albatross bars are perfect for 22.2mm v-brake lever clamps while 
>> giving a super shallow drop position. Bar ends mounted forward in the curve 
>> of the albatross bars gives a hood-like position I love too.
>>
>>

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