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Early mountain clipless pedals…worked off a cantilever brake design. Early iterations worked exceptionally well but then companies switched to V style pedals and those worked better.
cantilever brakes
Uhhh, yeah. Definitely old pedals.
I used to have a pair of Brooklyn Machine Works Snot Rockets, wish I still had them though!
1960s campy mtb bar ends.
with the spare brake pad holder option
Earlier version of an Oakley windshield wiper.
Hahahaa…hahahaha…hahahahahahahaha…It’s a giraffe!
two of steve austin’s fingers
They look so much like Brooklyn ‘Snot Rockets’ brakes…..but if they were earlier versions surely they would have been a bit more crudely made……I love my ‘Snot Rockets’ and will never, ever, part with them!
CANTI BRAKES FOR UNDERNEATH THE CHAINSTAY
Answer from Jeff at First Flight Bicycles: “Brooklyn Machine Works Snot Rocket brakes.”
cyclocross brakes