[RBW] Re: In-line cable housing quick release helpers?

I don't know of any such devices, but those inline cable adjusters would work just . You'd have to rotate the adjuster of course to widen , but this is not something you're going to be doing alot of... or are you ? !! like these: http://www.amazon.com/Origin8-In-Line-Cable-Adjuster-Kit/dp/B00

[RBW] Re: In-line cable housing quick release helpers?

I don't know of any such devices, but those inline brake cable adjusters would work . You simply rotate the adjuster to widen . It's not "instant", but this is not something you're going to be doing alot of... or are you ? !! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Go

[RBW] Re: In-line cable housing quick release helpers?

All those in-line adjusters cost more than the Ritchey quick disconnect do-dads; if a person were inclined to go through the rigging necessary to install them I'll bet the actual cost would be more. What I do on my Rambouillet is set up the cable on those same Shimano calipers with the barrel a

[RBW] Re: In-line cable housing quick release helpers?

Like anything, it depends on which ones you choose Andy. The Ritchey dodads are sold in singles, so we're talking over $20 a pair, but they are not even relevant to this discussion! Inline adjusters are sold in pairs, usually about $8-10. Like these : http://www.ebay.com/itm/TEAMSSX-New-JAGWIR

[RBW] Re: In-line cable housing quick release helpers?

Keep your Shimano brakes, but compromise with levers like these: http://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/components/brakes/levers/tektro-aero-brake-levers-rl340-silver.html I think there is also a Campy model. Eric Peterson Naperville, IL On Saturday, June 8, 2013 2:21:13 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore

[RBW] Re: In-line cable housing quick release helpers?

If you can tolerate non-Shimano brake levers (just mask or steel wool-off the branding!), any brake levers with the quick-release at the levers (ala Campagnolo Ergopowers) can double-up the brake opening to allow fatter tires on narrower rims to pass through without deflating. My Record Ergopow

[RBW] Re: In-line cable housing quick release helpers?

Keep your Shimano brakes, but compromise with levers like these: http://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/components/brakes/levers/tektro-aero-brake-levers-rl340-silver.html Eric Peterson Naperville, IL On Saturday, June 8, 2013 2:21:13 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote: > > The Shimano AR550s on m

[RBW] Re: In-line cable housing quick release helpers?

Thanks for all the responses. I like Garth's idea best: http://www.ebay.com/itm/TEAMSSX-New-JAGWIRE-inline-adjuster-5mm-brake-cable-BSA058-Black-/300907763957 For foolish, inefficient, and sentimental reasons I'd like to keep my current generic Shimano brake levers (unless I switch to period Dura

[RBW] Re: In-line cable housing quick release helpers?

Well Parick, you've likely already bought something for this, but would you believe it ... such a product does exist as you imagined. It's the Shimano SM-CB90 . -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Go

[RBW] Re: In-line cable housing quick release helpers?

Quick-release front cable-hanger from Velo Orange. I used one of these for a while. It *might* be a bit more flexy than the typical aluminum hangers, but not terribly so based on my observation. http://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/components/brakes/parts/dia-compe-cable-stop-with-quick-r