chorus 2008 brakes - quick release shimano style?

cookiemonster
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hi
quick one - do chorus 2008 brakes have a "quick release" cam (or any similar mechanism) as found on ultegra calipers? If not, does it mean you have to mess around with the cable/nut to loosen the brake enough to take the wheel off? (cant be the case can it?)
cheers
jon
quick one - do chorus 2008 brakes have a "quick release" cam (or any similar mechanism) as found on ultegra calipers? If not, does it mean you have to mess around with the cable/nut to loosen the brake enough to take the wheel off? (cant be the case can it?)
cheers
jon
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There's alittle pin on the lever you push across to release the blocks slightly0
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got you
bit crafty these italians0 -
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No problem. You'd be amazed how many people have used campag for a while and never spotted them0
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MInd you thte shimano 'style' quick release have been around for decades and where used by Campag in the past0
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The advantage of the Campag system is the brakes still work as normal if you forget to reset the quick release.0
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Smokin Joe wrote:The advantage of the Campag system is the brakes still work as normal if you forget to reset the quick release.
and the disadvantage is that its on or off the cammed system on the caliper allows use to compensate for the wheel going out of true on a ride0 -
Smokin Joe wrote:The advantage of the Campag system is the brakes still work as normal if you forget to reset the quick release.
and the disadvantage is that its on or off the cammed system on the caliper allows use to compensate for the wheel going out of true on a ride0 -
redddraggon wrote:
Yeh, plenty of room to get a wide tyred wheel out.
....even a hefty 700c x 30 'cross tyre. Been there, done that (and not always because of punctures!).
David"It is not enough merely to win; others must lose." - Gore Vidal0