Old 01-25-14, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by FBinNY
Uh? You have a gear cable installed into the brake cable pivot.

Gear cables go to the gear cable cam lower in the body, and a proper brake cable would have installed easily where you couldn't have installed the gear cable.

BTW- brake cables are universal (2 standard heads, but that's just about it) so there's no Campy compatible issue there.

BTW- you really don't want to ride with that cable who's strength is total inadequate for brake purposes. It can and will fail in an emergency situation, but probably not until then.
No, sorry, that actually IS the brake cable. What you can't see is the narrow portion of the head, because it is inside the hole of the cable stop. I know it is the brake cable because A) it has a mushroom-shaped head with small and large diameter portions, B) the cable itself is thicker than the shifter cables, and C) I had to cut a standard mountain brake cable head off of the other end of the cable.
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