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Old 09-19-22 | 01:01 PM
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Bikes: 1981 Univega Super Special, '80s Custom Chris Pauley, 1972 Fuji 'The Finest'

I've done this before, it's obviously easier on a bike without recessed brake mounts. For a bike that does have recessed brake mounts, what I did was fit a schrader-to-presta adapter to take up the void, and using a recessed brake mount front brake on the rear. The bolt length is just right. Did that make sense?

In my use it did actually end up improving braking. I also found it helpful to get the cables out of the way of a large saddlebag. If you've got a bike you feel like tinkering on I say go for it, I found zero negatives beyond needing the parts in question.
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