Rear brake inner cable
Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 11:51 pm
AS SEEN IN SCOOTERING MAGAZINE Nov 06

What is special about the QA rear brake cable?
It is like a normal inner brake cable, but with the adjuster-thread crimped on the cable at the back-end. QA is "quick assembly".
So you don’t need to bolt-on an adjuster?
That’s correct. No more bending that thick cable to around the bolt and cutting your fingers on the frayed cable ends. It's really quick to assemble.
What about the outer cable? Can I use my existing outer?
Yes. This new inner cable will fit your existing outer cable. See instructions below to check size of cable*
But is that it?
No, there’s more. You can considerably speed up engine removal, because once you have removed the adjuster nut from the end of the cable, you can pull the complete cable and tophat out of the engine in one, swift move.
Anything else?
Well, it is a lot neater than the original adjuster and the pedal end it tinned to stop fraying.
So it is quicker and easier to fit, quicker and easier to remove and looks better?
Correct. What are you waiting for?
This new inner cable is designed to be used with your existing outer cable. My quality British-made inner cables come in 3mm wire, and now 2.5mm wire*. Price £10+ £1.50 postage (£2.50 postage for rest of world) on ebay, but I'll knock a £1 off the purchase price if you contact me via this forum. I accept paypal via [email protected]
I have sold hundreds and hundreds of these cables and not had one returned.
*IMPORTANT The traditional Lambretta inner cable is 3mm thick. Recently, scooter wholesalers have started stocking rear brake cables that use 2.5mm-thick wire. With NEW thicker outer cables getting harder to find (they're still available, but not everyone stocks them), I now manufacture two sizes of inner cable to suit your existing outer.
If your outer cable is in good condition, you can re-use it with one of my inner cables. If you have no outer cable, speak to your local dealer.
So what cable do you need to order to suit your existing outer cable? Visit http://www.colchesterdvlc.co.uk/martin/what_outer.htm
The fitting instructions are available at http://colchesterdvlc.co.uk/martin/QA_installation.htm
Thanks for looking.
Martin
What is special about the QA rear brake cable?
It is like a normal inner brake cable, but with the adjuster-thread crimped on the cable at the back-end. QA is "quick assembly".
So you don’t need to bolt-on an adjuster?
That’s correct. No more bending that thick cable to around the bolt and cutting your fingers on the frayed cable ends. It's really quick to assemble.
What about the outer cable? Can I use my existing outer?
Yes. This new inner cable will fit your existing outer cable. See instructions below to check size of cable*
But is that it?
No, there’s more. You can considerably speed up engine removal, because once you have removed the adjuster nut from the end of the cable, you can pull the complete cable and tophat out of the engine in one, swift move.
Anything else?
Well, it is a lot neater than the original adjuster and the pedal end it tinned to stop fraying.
So it is quicker and easier to fit, quicker and easier to remove and looks better?
Correct. What are you waiting for?
This new inner cable is designed to be used with your existing outer cable. My quality British-made inner cables come in 3mm wire, and now 2.5mm wire*. Price £10+ £1.50 postage (£2.50 postage for rest of world) on ebay, but I'll knock a £1 off the purchase price if you contact me via this forum. I accept paypal via [email protected]
I have sold hundreds and hundreds of these cables and not had one returned.
*IMPORTANT The traditional Lambretta inner cable is 3mm thick. Recently, scooter wholesalers have started stocking rear brake cables that use 2.5mm-thick wire. With NEW thicker outer cables getting harder to find (they're still available, but not everyone stocks them), I now manufacture two sizes of inner cable to suit your existing outer.
If your outer cable is in good condition, you can re-use it with one of my inner cables. If you have no outer cable, speak to your local dealer.
So what cable do you need to order to suit your existing outer cable? Visit http://www.colchesterdvlc.co.uk/martin/what_outer.htm
The fitting instructions are available at http://colchesterdvlc.co.uk/martin/QA_installation.htm
Thanks for looking.
Martin