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I got my Cannondale frame, with easton carbon cros fork. (nice)
Now i'm having a problem mounting the brakes in the front, i'm missing the little things to put them on, they are not included....
http://rbikes.com/itemdetails.cfm?catalogId=39&id=11303 you can see them???
Should i be able to buy them somewhere?
And do you have a installation guide how to install te froglegss?
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Now i'm having a problem mounting the brakes in the front, i'm missing the little things to put them on, they are not included....
http://rbikes.com/itemdetails.cfm?catalogId=39&id=11303 you can see them???
Should i be able to buy them somewhere?
And do you have a installation guide how to install te froglegss?
greetz
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you must have a road fork, I don't know how you would mount them.
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no no no it is a cros fork !!! i have the 2 holes with screw, to screw in the supports for my froglegss but I need the supports.... where can i fins those?
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Brake stud, like this?
Your LBS should be able to help you.
Your LBS should be able to help you.
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I think he means the plate that is at the base of the brake stud. no clue where you can get one... sorry. my easton fork came with them.
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indeed that is the thing I'm missing...
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I have the same frame and fork setup, and the fork brake bosses should have been in a small bag with the fork compression cap. The bosses for the Easton fork also have the plate that your spring wire will anchor off of, so if you were to try to take some off of an old fork you would need those as well. If you have gone through all of the packaging that came with your frame and fork carefully, I would give your shop a call and have them get some from Cannondale.