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Would anybody be able to provide me with a photograph of an original Rocky Mountain Break “petal clamp”. That clamp that connects the mechanism to break pedal.
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Does anyone have a photograph of an original Rock Mountain Brake “pedal clamp”?
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Re: Does anyone have a photograph of an original Rock Mountain Brake “pedal clamp”?
Larry Smith posted a pic of original clamp back in 2016. Looks like it would be easy to make, I would suggest using an aircraft eye bolt from aircraft spruce. You may have to extend the threads further on shank, just an idea.
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Re: Does anyone have a photograph of an original Rock Mountain Brake “pedal clamp”?
Here's another photo - Ed has a great suggestion !
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Re: Does anyone have a photograph of an original Rock Mountain Brake “pedal clamp”?
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