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Old 02-12-05 | 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by filtersweep
Do not remove the rear brake bridge- but you might try filing down the "washer." It doesn't provide any structural support and it will give you a few more millimeters.
I actually just did this the other day to my new (to me) Dave Scott Ironman Expert. It worked well.

But actually I wanted to inflate my 27" tire and ended up taking out more of the underside of the bridge. I'll let you know if I die. On the plus side, since I'm running a 700c in front and a 27" in back, I have a sloping top tube.
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