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Old 07-25-10 | 12:18 PM
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From: N. KY
Originally Posted by DaveSSS
The dual pivot MIGHT be designed such that it can apply the same braking force as the front. If it is, then that's a mistake (like all the other brands). Ideally, the rear brake should have less power than the front, so there is less chance of locking up a rear tire. The only advantage with the dual pivot is that it should have a set screw for easy centering. The single pivot required both a 15mm wrench and a 5mm hex wrench for centering.
The Campagnolo single pivot rear brakes do have a set screw for centering. They work great, with plenty of stopping power, but less than the front.

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