I have just a top-mount interrupter lever now and miss hoods for position.
I've been thinking about getting a pair of cane creek or tektro road levers, but was wondring if there is a way to have them both operating the single front caliper?

I figured if there was a way you all might know.

i dont understand

sure.
https://aebike.com/page.cfm?action=de...=30&SKU=BR3342 among others i am sure. i bet you could rig your own janky one up if you're not willing to cough up 40 bucks

This is what you need.

https://fixedgeargallery.com/resource...ens/brakes.htm

just wonderin, how come u want two levers for one brake?

A dude came into my work the other day with a bike with all the controls rigged up to one lever. both brakes were linked to his right brake lever (located on the hood). His rear deraileur was operated by the brifter and the front was done with a bar end shifter. Special needs ya know. Nice gentleman too. If that's possible I don't think your setup is out of the question, if not pretty easy to pull off.

There's a how to in FGGs tech section.

Do you mean that you want both tektro road levers to actuate the brake, or did you mean inline lever + road lever actuating the brake. Because the latter is routine.

Try working out with one of these if you're having trouble
using just one hand to squeeze the brake.

I believe he's trying to use brakes with hoods instead of a single top mounted cross lever. He wants both of them to operate his single brake so they're both actually doing something instead of having a dummy non-working lever.

I'm in the same situation as the OP...having a single top lever on one of my bikes, but wishing for hoods. I have some Tektro levers on order. I plan on just hacksawing the right lever off, leaving only the hood.

This joke would be funny except it has nothing to do with the thread. Nice try though.