On page 56 of the current (Feb/Mar) CYCLE magazine is a picture of a bike with drop bars and V brakes. It appears to have an inline brake adjuster just above the noodle. Does anyone know where I can get some of these for a reasonable price?
Also, as an aside - in that picture (which looks a bit like an On-One with drop bars fitted) what's going on with the cable ties around the fork crown?
Brake adjuster
I guess that's Editor Dan Joyce's On-One fixed-wheel bike. I'll draw his attention to your question.
The adjuster is integral with the "noodle" and will have come with the DiaTech 287-V brake levers also on this bike. Those levers are imported by http://www.ison-distribution.com/. And under "Brake - Parts Cantilever/V-Brake spares" their website lists various DiaTech brake noodles, plus some other handy "Problem Solvers", but you'll have to contact them to see if this adjuster-noodle is included.
There is also an adjustable brake noodle amongt the comprehensive range of cable adjuster manufactured by Jagwire. See http://www.jagwireusa.com/. Jagwire's UK importer is http://www.moorelarge.co.uk/. Of course these are just the sort of thing you would expect to find at your friendly local cycle dealer. It's the reason you buy things there rather than mail-order, isn't it?
I think the zip-ties are probably holding a mudguard on (since On-One don't drill the fork crown), but you'll have to wait to hear from Dan about that.
The adjuster is integral with the "noodle" and will have come with the DiaTech 287-V brake levers also on this bike. Those levers are imported by http://www.ison-distribution.com/. And under "Brake - Parts Cantilever/V-Brake spares" their website lists various DiaTech brake noodles, plus some other handy "Problem Solvers", but you'll have to contact them to see if this adjuster-noodle is included.
There is also an adjustable brake noodle amongt the comprehensive range of cable adjuster manufactured by Jagwire. See http://www.jagwireusa.com/. Jagwire's UK importer is http://www.moorelarge.co.uk/. Of course these are just the sort of thing you would expect to find at your friendly local cycle dealer. It's the reason you buy things there rather than mail-order, isn't it?
I think the zip-ties are probably holding a mudguard on (since On-One don't drill the fork crown), but you'll have to wait to hear from Dan about that.
Chris Juden
One lady owner, never raced or jumped.
One lady owner, never raced or jumped.