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Q: How do you set the cable? Dia-compe brake.
A: The cable goes through the barrel adjuster, wether that is facing up or down, depending on the model. The cable then goes through a bolt with a hole in it. This... Read More »

Q: What hoods will fit non aero campag record brake levers?
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Q: How do I attach cabling for a bicycle dia-compe bulldog front bra...
A: What make and model of bike? This information is required. A picture would help greatly to see the existing cable routing. Read More »

Q: Where can I find rubber hoods for my shimano bicycle brake levers...
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