Will a set of Sram Apex brakes work on this bike? Potentially with Cane Creek 200TT Levers on bullhorns?
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i don't see why not. the bike's factory default brakes use the side pull system so i see no reason why the sram apex wont work. and for the brake levers, as long as you can find bullhorns that have a large or small enough diameter to fit the levers themselves. luckily, the quill stem on this bike is quite generous in terms of handlebar diameter. but to be sure, check the diameter online. for reference though, the quill fit my 25.4mm diameter bullhorns.
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Probably not. The fork on this bike is cheaply made. I tried fitting SRAM and Shimano brakes to the fork but because of the way the fork is drilled it didn't fit properly.
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these bars are the same diameter as mountain bike handlebars. Looking at your Windor Tourist online, it appears to have drop bars which usually have a larger diameter from my experience. So my guess is that your brakel levers/shifters would not necessarily tranfer well to this bar and may not be able to be tighetened enough. Just my guess though. I do love these bars though!!!
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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.
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I didn't take measurement of the inner diameter so I can't really tell you any numbers but all I can tell you is that I installed Cane Creek 200 TT Time Trial Levers without a problem. Cane Creek says the brakes fits inner diameter of 19-21mm.
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This is a interrupter lever, it works in conjunction with your existing brake levers (Sitting between the current brake lever and the brake) it gives you two brake levers for a single brake.The lever would be compatible with both MTB and Road, but I cant imagine using it on any bike with flat bars.
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I think they would. The cable "pull" on my v-brakes is 16mm, on my road bike calipers is about 11mm, so you could back off your caliper brake pads a bit and probably have a good lever feel. Just my opinion though.
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My set up: sram red compact crank and sram 1050 12-32 cassette...works fine, no issues, has been on my bike for over a year...though I did not determine the correct chain length, I had my LBS do it. : )
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No. These are motorcycle specific as each bolt up differently have may have different clearances for brake and shift levers. Be more specific in your search, like 2012 Kawasaki Vulcan 90LT freeway bars!
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B: I'm not wise enough to retrieve the photos regarding your inquiry. I would suggest articles by Sheldon Brown (now deceased) at Harris Cyclery. This author explains the details of brake systems and the various levers which can mount to the bars and ends you may have.
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A SRAM Omnium crankset will work but you may have to shave down a few of the crankset bolts otherwise those bolts will hit the frame. I was able to do it and it worked.
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Yes, but you will also need to replace.. Brake levers. V-brakes use a different pull ratio... Bare cables must be replaced with housed cables... You will need cable housing stops on the frame. If the frame does not have them, you will need bolt-ons.
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I think so. You can mount them the traditional way (as in the picture) or upside down to give the bars some drop. The thing you need to check is that your brake levers and shifters (if your current shifters are mounted to your drops) will work with these bars. Lot's of people use this style bars to replace drops. Hope this helps.
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I can't say for sure about your shifters, but I mounted some old 7spd Deore shifters on these bars with no problem. Also some mountain brake levers which were fairly standard, so you'll probably be able to mount your shifters fine. I measured the bar's diameter, and it looks close to 22.2 mm. Hope that helps!
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Looking at pictures of the Surely Long Haul Trucker brake assembly it looks as though you should have no problem installing these pads on your bike. Looks as though they have the same mounting bolts on them. Best answer I can give you with out seeing the accuactual bike .
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They would work, but most mountain bikes use disk brakes. These are more appropriate for ordinary street use.
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Have no idea. They are V-brakes, not canti and I believe have a standard length. It is not specified on the SRAM/Avid website.
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I think so this works in most of mountain bike. Even bmx my was with disc brakes I converted and works perfectly, hope this help you.good luck