Any clearance issues with these in 700x32 and 2014 shimano ultegra brakes?
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I have them in 700x28 with UltegraBrakes with plenty of clearance. This is a good tour tire not a road race tire.
310563
Those should work fine. I am running 700 x 49 continental tires without problems.
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.
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I have the 700x23 and they are just at 23mm, I guess it also depends on how accurate your measurements are and on or off the rim...great tire though, handles the gravel that gets on the back roads and has been wearing very well...
2207334
They were wide enough to cover my 12.50 and will give a couple of more inches clearance. I also added 2" spring lift and very inexpensive with 2" shock extensions for a stock ride then added a 1" body lift. This still retains other stock under carriage but body lift took 4 times longer to install than the spring lift. I now run 33 without rubbing for about $250 invested
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I believe this question refers to a Shimano shifter lever, not a brake lever. Anyway, I think they would fit on most bars and I did not worry about that when I ordered and installed my shifters. I belive most bars have similar diameters.
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Usually not. For example, with Shimano Ultegra 10 speed era caliper brakes, the 35 millimeter fenders will work fine, so long as the clearance between tire and frame is sufficient, and so long as the tire isn't too wide (I'd recommend 25 millimeter or 23 millimeter tire, and 28 millimeter may even work in some cases).
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I installed them on my wife's mountain cantilever brakes with no problems, they work good. Getting the shifter set will take some work and adjustments.
1084626
I mounted them on my Cannondale CAADX. Need to download mounting instruction. You will need to install inline brake cable adjustors (Shimano $20-25 on Amazon) as the BB7's don't have adjustors on them. Once I did that, perfect, can't understand for the price why they don't come BB&'s.
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The quality is good. I have them installed on a custom Giant Prodigy bicycle and they are great. When I installed them, I folded up some paper and inserted it between the rotor and pad, then carefully tighten. They are great for brakes that are under $100.
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If you have an inch of clearance (about what I have) you have plenty. Should check adjustment after a mile or so. I never got them tight enough on installation. Especially after using them a few times. Kinks to iron out I guess.
1731976
That model Fuji came with 700x28c wheels which means that the brakes will not line up exactly with the 27x 1 1/4 rims. The hub is listed as a Sunshine Gyro-Master sealed bearing low flange forged alloy with quick release. Hope this helps.
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What model bike are you mounting these on? Are you upgrading an existing disk caliper or moving from a rim caliper to disk brakes?
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I put these on a 1980 touring bike with Weinmann center pull brakes. Fit fine and work fine. From the center of the mounting bolt to the back edge of the pad is 30mm (not quite 1 1/4 inch). For me they fit in between the forks anyway so the length was not an issue.
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My assumption is they are production laced. I received them true, however after a couple of rides I did have my local shop verify and check tension for a nominal cost. Not sure if the was necessary, but wanted that piece of mind. I run 700 x 28s and these run smooth and stable on my steel light touring bike. Overall very happy with them.
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Yes I bought the 28x2.35's for my 29er. Over 800 miles this summer on them with no issues.
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Yes, they will fit. But if your brakes are also your shifter then I don't think it would work. I use a shifter brake combo sold by shimano.