Modern Campagnolo center pull brake caliper….Help
09-03-24, 06:30 PM
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Modern Campagnolo center pull brake caliper….Help
I’m guessing they are a time trial caliper, but I haven’t a clue what they sell for. I can’t find anything online.
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These were a short-lived product from model year 2012/13.
Front brake number was BR12-TTFLP and was lateral pull, using a noodle to guide the cable into the stirrup, rear model numbers BR12-TTRLP (Central pull) and BR12-TTRCP (lateral pull, again with a noodle).
They were designed as a TT brake and were made for Campagnolo by TRP, who still make a closely similar model, T925.
Rear fitting could be conventional or, in a suitably configured frame, under BB.
Front brake number was BR12-TTFLP and was lateral pull, using a noodle to guide the cable into the stirrup, rear model numbers BR12-TTRLP (Central pull) and BR12-TTRCP (lateral pull, again with a noodle).
They were designed as a TT brake and were made for Campagnolo by TRP, who still make a closely similar model, T925.
Rear fitting could be conventional or, in a suitably configured frame, under BB.
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