I had a similar question when I ran a rack like that on my Hunq. I ended up
using some new XT v-brakes I got from Riv and they worked great. I ran the
cable under the rack though. It fit perfect and I had room for 29x2.35 tires
with fenders.
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Definitely look at the model number of your current v brakes and figure out the
arm length. Then use gravelbike.com's table to buy a brake that work.
I have fooled around with this same problem quite a bit. It looks like you just
need a few mm longer.
Franklyn
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What everybody else said because I've been there, v-brakes with that rack are a
right bugger. Not gonna happen.
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Sell that Nitto rack, get a Mark’s rack, and use the beautiful fork-crown rack
mount point that it is visible in your top photo! That’s what it’s for. Like
this:
> On Apr 23, 2020, at 5:14 PM, j.schwartz wrote:
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> I have some old Tektro V's from the box that I put on my Clem since they were
This should help in choosing V's for your rack issue:
https://www.gravelbike.com/v-brake-arm-lengths/
cheers,Andrew in Sydney...who can actually sometimes find pages he bookmarked!
On Friday, April 24, 2020, 10:14:55 AM GMT+10, j.schwartz
wrote:
I have some old Tektro V's from the box
I don’t know of any taller V brakes. This is a well known problem with that
style rack. I recommend Shimano CX cantis for this situation.
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