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Old 04-23-12, 04:16 PM
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Brake Cam for Suntour XC Power

1) I need two of these for my 1985 Mt. Fuji Ltd. Restoration project.

Does anyone know where I can get some besides ebay ?
someone put some cobbled up aluminum ones on it !

2) what size brake pads do these things take, I was thinking of the Kool Stop dual compound pads ?

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You can buy NOS brakes from Bikestash.com. I'd suggest that you contact him via the website and ask if he's got any cams.
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The Kool Stops work great, I bought two brakes from bikestash and replaced the NOS pads immediately (they were not hardened, but they don't stop great.) I'm using the Eagle 2 pads, the Mountain pads are a bit too thin for my bike with 1.5" rims, but they'd probably be ok if you're using wider rims.
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Chris,
Thanks for the help and advice !

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The roller cam 'third hand tool' is a must have. If you dont have the tool adjust the cable so the rollers are 33mm center to center.
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Still waiting on the 'third hand tool' and the cam to get here !
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