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I just found out that my 10 spoke wheels won´t fit my SuperBravo forks wich I should have checked before.:((
My question is if a pair of SI lower fork legs will fit my SuperBravo upper legs?
Will I aso need the SI upper legs and will they fit my SuperBravo tripple trees?
I think u just need to find the right ‘rempot’dont know the english word.
Its the part for braking that fits in your rim.Can U post a picture?
Edit:
Example picture:
@coolvette
You need a Citta “brake system” to mount it on a SuperBravo, like jarco posted above.I see your points, I wasn´t aware that there where difference between them before I bought the wheels.
This is my 10 spoke brake shield:
Will the Citta brake shield be a direct fit to my Superbravo fork, looking like this:
I have another solution wich I think I will go for.
As the drum brake is small and powerless I think I will make an adapter to use an mechanic disc brake from an mountainbike.
This disc brake is 160 millimeters big and I belive that it will be powerfull enough to do a good job on my light machine.What is your opinion about mechanic disc brakes, will it be enough to stop my SuperBravo?
I can asure u this is a good option.
I have a mountain bike set of my own on my ciao and it brakes verry good.
Only thing on a ciao is dont brake to hard or your wheel wil flip sideways cause of the spring system.
( Or simply fly over your handlebar cause it is powerfull. )I think this problem wil be minimal on a bravo fork.
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