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What brake shoes do I need for old Weinmann 750 centerpulls?

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Old 08-12-09, 08:10 AM
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What brake shoes do I need for old Weinmann 750 centerpulls?

I'd like to replace them with the salmon Kool Stop shoes/pads.
I don't know which to buy though.

https://sheldonbrown.com/harris/brakeshoes.html

any help would be great
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The Mountain salmon, Thinline threaded or the Supra 2 would be good choices. If there is clearance (fork/rim/caliper) I would go with the Mountains since they have a larger contact area and if not either of the others.

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^So I need something with threaded hardware and not smooth?
Thanks for your help.
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Calipers = threaded, canti's, V-brakes = studs
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Originally Posted by stausty
Calipers = threaded, canti's, V-brakes = studs
Mafac calipers use studs.
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Kool-Stop Continental.

Weinmann 750 rear, 610 front.



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+1 to Kool Stop Continentals. And I also use Scott Mathauser pads.

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The Jagwire copies of the Weinmann X pattern pads work very well and can be had for $1.50/pair. They're nothing fancy, but they're not quite as butt-ugly as the Continentals.


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Originally Posted by CravenMoarhead
Mafac calipers use studs.

Got me there. It's not quite a straightforward equivalency. There are V-brakes that use threaded posts as well.
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