drewdiller
100 W
- Joined
- Nov 5, 2009
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- 172
It occurred to me the other day that I almost never brake with one wheel more than the other (yes, I know that the front does most of the work).
The exception is I use hand signals, I can only use the back brake. I don't like that. Google to the rescue, I found there are options for the completely unoriginal idea of a dual cable brake lever. Cool.
So, that leaves my left hand free.
I want to have a left hand brake lever act as a throttle. So, what level of sophistication...
A) Bind a brake cable to a regular throttle. Would look wonky and take up space. Within my means.
B) Make a cable actuated standalone throttle and mount it on the top tube or down tube. Beyond me.
C) Modify a brake lever so that all the throttle components are held within the housing, no steel cables visible. Beyond me.
Any other ideas?
The exception is I use hand signals, I can only use the back brake. I don't like that. Google to the rescue, I found there are options for the completely unoriginal idea of a dual cable brake lever. Cool.
So, that leaves my left hand free.
I want to have a left hand brake lever act as a throttle. So, what level of sophistication...
A) Bind a brake cable to a regular throttle. Would look wonky and take up space. Within my means.
B) Make a cable actuated standalone throttle and mount it on the top tube or down tube. Beyond me.
C) Modify a brake lever so that all the throttle components are held within the housing, no steel cables visible. Beyond me.
Any other ideas?