will these work on a vintage road bike?
1447126
Bryan, that's a hard question to answer. The brake shoes are 30 mm from the center of the post to the rear and require at least 30mm of clearance so that they don't run into the front fork. For the rear brake, the shoe measures 25 mm from the center post to the front of the shoe (the part facing forward), so you would need at least 25 mm of clearance. However, the amt of clearance for the front brake depends upon the inner width of the front fork, and how many washers you could stand to install to mount the brake arms. Sorry, can't answer this exactly, since I don't know the dimensions of your bike. I can tell you that these are very good brake shoes, at least as good as the best Campagnolo shoes and maybe better. The only sure fire way of checking for fit is to buy a couple and try them out. I would like to mount them on some vintage Campy Super Record, single pivot brake arms on my time trial bike that has a Reynolds Ouzo Pro carbon fork, but they won't fit, and there is nothing I can do.
1447127
I installed these on my '84 Trek 610 (Shimano 600 calipers). I needed to add another washer because the caliper was just a bit too thin, but they work fine.
1447128
It should, but it depends on the calipers you have. I use a them on both my alloy/carbon road bike and my daily commuter (80s Jap track steel frame retro fitted with Tektro long reach calipers).
980832
Yes, these will work fine. I bought these to replace my single track mtb tires which were 2.3's on my Trek 6700
1372359
Yes, they'll almost certainly fit your bike. Dimensions are for any modern road style bicycle with 9,10,11 speed Shimano/SRAM hub. You will need to add your own Shimano-compatible cassette.
858454
These should fit your bike, I would suggest contacting the seller for a more detailed answer.
846209
Should work as described, I didn't measure, but they worked well on my Trek road bike.
1001090
I once put a set of them on a Cannondale road bike and they worked quite nicely.
749554
Technically they are for MTBs but I have them on my road bike and they work great.
2153506
I am pretty sure they will....I put them on my old "cruiser" bike...they are designed to be universal fit. (...that said, there may be slight adjustments here and there, nothing big, though) These are very well made by a good company, and once on, they look and function great. Just take your time, and they should fit just fine. Hope this helps. Thanks!
408636
probably not.I used this handlebar on a Trek 7.4 FX. It had Shimano Acera brake levers and shifters.You could probably use most shifters and brake levers that are found on bikes with straight handlebars.I don't think typical road bike brake levers would work with this handlebar.
1021267
you have to buy the adapters, if they make adapters for your bike, that fit these pegs, then they will work, good luck
1801371
Yes they will work on pretty much anything. Depending on yur bike just find a nice spot to mount them. I added to more speakers to them so i got 4 speakers on dat amp. N its loud.
2153028
They are specific to the type of frame/bike make they are designed for. I would get in touch directly with the manufacturer and ask if they make a set for your bike.
1622845
They will not work on a road bike unless it has wider tires say 700C X 28 and wider. For the mountain bike bike the tires would have to be narrow the widest there would 26" x 1.5" at the most. So some road bikes yes and some mountain bikes but not all of them. I hope this answer is helpful.
1111208
No, these are made for mountain bikes so these would not be good choice for a road bike.
768444
I used mine on various motorcycle handle bars. Should fit on road bike bars. It's has multiple slots for adjustment.
739823
I believe they will work.. I use them on Mountian bikes and am very happy with them
564836
Yes these should work. I have ran these pads on 26" and 700c rims. I have used them on cantilever, V and road brakes.