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That’s a Cane Creek Direct Curve brake
Cane Creek Direct Cure V-Brakes. The selling point was that there was no noodle needed for theses brakes.
Direct Curve brake from the fine folks down the street in Fletcher, NC, Cane Creek!
Canes creeks…stopping power of a wet lizard but looked nice….throw a brake booster on there and use some xtr levers and you might get some modulation! Great looking though
Direct Curve 5
Onza Pork Rib
Direct curve!!
Campy seatpost.
Cane Creek Direct Curve 5 Vee’s. Yes… I knew that before I saw the above comments
Someone needs to get on the mystery pic Cinneli Spinnaci style.
Definitely Cane Creek direct curve. Rode a bike with ‘em several weeks ago, stopping seemed fine on pavement.
is it still a mystery if it is in the company’s current lineup and website?
Seven!
Crane Creek Direct curve. I think it’s from about 2000-2002 maybe.