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Wasatch Cycle Works crosstop brakes?
Wassach Cycle Works. Had a set on back of my Ibis Mojo. Still an all-time fave brake!
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Don’t know the manufacturer, but WCW was the private brand for components of Rose Versand, a German mail order company during the 90s.
That is as old school campy seatpost. The WCW is an acronym in Italian for “This is a Campy seapost”. I speak the truth.
campy cable operated bench vise.
wasatch cycle work brakes also made sweet hubs.
Wasatch Cycle Works “The Clamp”. According to this: http://mombat.org/WCWCat2.jpg
Wasach Cycle Works Scissor brake?
Wasatch Cycle Works brake designed by Dave Sanders out of Provo, UT.
Wasatch Cycle Works the Clamp- excellent brake, esp. when paired with Shimano SLR Plus brake levers- massive rim clearance plus excellent power. They work better with a thin V-Brake style pad on the link side, and a thick canti-style pad on the non-link side.
Campy wine foil cutter
You guys are all wrong, it’s obviously a Wasatch Cycle Works brake.
As others have said Wasatch Cycle Works and was based in Provo Utah, and I had a set of his extremely light hubs as well. Dave Sanderson I think was his name- good guy, I remember his racing in one of the first Leadville’s and thinking he was friggin nuts.
I read “Lucy Liu”