Brake Cable for TT Lever

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colinr

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Location
Norwich
Am I right in thinking I need MTB style brake cables with the bit on the end for TT Levers? A la this?

Levers in question are Cane Creek 200tt.

Bonus question: Any idea if these levers will fit a pair of Charge Slice bullhorn bars?

PS. Admin types, the minimum keyword length on the search doesn't like 'TT', can it have exceptions for specific terms that people might like?
 

Rob3rt

Man or Moose!
Location
Manchester
Yes, I have the same lever's. You need a barrel ended (MTB) style brake cable.

Unless the bull horns are an odd size they should fit. They work by tightening a screw/bolt in the end of the lever (under a rubber thumb cap) which expands the inserted area, like some bar end plugs. They come with some shims for larger diameter bars. The manual for the levers is available online I think if you want to double check.

I use mine with these.
http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/ro...file-T2-Wing-Base-Bar-Low-Profile/PROFHBAQ240
 
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colinr

colinr

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Location
Norwich
Cheers. I've done more Googling and there are reports of people running this bar / brake combo.
Sorted, just need to buy another cable. At least it's cheaper than getting a seatpost that didn't fit :smile:
 

Rob3rt

Man or Moose!
Location
Manchester
Cheers. I've done more Googling and there are reports of people running this bar / brake combo.
Sorted, just need to buy another cable. At least it's cheaper than getting a seatpost that didn't fit :smile:

I didnt read the manual online beforehand and bought a set of 'road' cables and inners. When I recieved the levers, had to go out and buy another cable.
 
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colinr

colinr

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Location
Norwich
Do cross levers use MTB type or road type cable? If you're using them standalone, not as backup brakes.
 
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