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Old 04-22-16, 05:24 PM
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What hoods for Dia Comp Aero G250C

Or at least that's what it says on one lever. AGC = Aero Gran Compe?

There are tons of hoods out there, not sure which ones are correct.

What is the best way to tell, the "curve" on top?

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AGC is Aero Gran Compe.
The only pair in the fleet came with hoods, so I'm not much help.
The calipers are pretty cool, though:



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The replacement hoods list a 287 and a 247. Not sure which works best.
Those are close, brake shoes are 1-piece, full black, on mine.
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In the same boat. Need for my Trek with AGC. Screen shopping only and not sure how these would work:
https://www.amazon.com/Dia-Compe-287-...pe+brake+hoods
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The catalog, comprehensive as it is, isn't a great help. They all look similar, yet different. I've got Royal GC levers but they need their hoods.
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287 are the V-brake levers.
I have both in the barn. I'll send some scans in the AM.

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Those 287's are for canti's (and v-brakea according to previous post). Wouldn't think they'd be a perfect match but wadda-I-know?
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The 247 has a longer "back slope" that is not as steep or deep, then curves up to the top of the lever, not quite as high/tall as those.
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Completely unrelated but what is the bar tap in the second picture? Looks awesome (IMO).
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I assume you mean bar wrap?

https://www.amazon.com/Singleworks-Co...ilpage_o01_s00

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Originally Posted by top506
Would be perfect on a 1989 Ironman Master with the marbled fade.
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Was actually going for bar tape. Thanks for the link though.
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Would be perfect on a 1989 Ironman Master with the marbled fade.
Went with zebra stripes for that one:



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