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	<title>Comments on: How to fit a rear brake to a front carbon fork</title>
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		<title>By: DrKazza</title>
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		<description>Smart idea, love the solution.

By the way I was told one (not sure if it&#039;s true but it makes sense) that the reason you can&#039;t use V brakes on a road bike is that, on a caliper brake the force is going through a strong part of the fork (the yoke) whereas all the force on V brakes go through the actual arms of the fork themselves, and if you&#039;ve got carbons then they&#039;ll shear since they&#039;re not designed for sideways stress, only longitudinal.

Anyway just my random QI comments, and disclaimed as usual by the fact that a bloke in a pub told me so it could be all completely wrong, but it makes sense in that V brakes are much better than calipers and probably with little additional weight (if any)

Kaz

p.s. Say hi to the tribe from HK!</description>
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<p>By the way I was told one (not sure if it&#8217;s true but it makes sense) that the reason you can&#8217;t use V brakes on a road bike is that, on a caliper brake the force is going through a strong part of the fork (the yoke) whereas all the force on V brakes go through the actual arms of the fork themselves, and if you&#8217;ve got carbons then they&#8217;ll shear since they&#8217;re not designed for sideways stress, only longitudinal.</p>
<p>Anyway just my random QI comments, and disclaimed as usual by the fact that a bloke in a pub told me so it could be all completely wrong, but it makes sense in that V brakes are much better than calipers and probably with little additional weight (if any)</p>
<p>Kaz</p>
<p>p.s. Say hi to the tribe from HK!</p>
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