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Old 02-22-14 | 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by nextreme
Thanks for the info everyone. I'm reluctant to drill the frame, but if it's only shavings, I guess traditional brakes could still be mounted even after drilling ? I'm was surprised to see that you can get them with the hardware for both mounts, i'll look into that too. Does that mean the bolt it comes with would probably be longer that "normal" recessed brakes ?

Thanks again !
it is just shavings I have done this twice, no problems. Also if you have the recessed brakes the only other parts you need are a) a longer reccessed nut to use for the front and nuts an washer so use for the back. (if you took older nutted brakes of you might have these in you junk bin0
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