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Motolite Pack

PTFE lined cable noodle, barrel adjuster, hooked canoe and stainless steel brake mounting bolts for one Motolite.

$35.00

Product Story

Uh oh, you must have crashed or something to break these parts! It’s ok, this refresher pack includes a new barrel adjuster, PTFE lined noodle, PAUL engraved quick-release “canoe”, and a pair of fresh stainless steel mounting bolts. Sold per brake. CNC Machined in Chico California.

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We get a LOT of weird emails around here. A good p We get a LOT of weird emails around here. A good portion of them are normal tech questions like: “Hey Paul, what size this part do I need to fit on that bike?” And quite a few: “You should make this super obscure bike part that I’m the only person in the world who will ever want one.” 😂 And then every once in a while we get an email out of the blue, like this one, that just said: “I have completed the Paul’s Canti Road test. My brakes have taken me to every state in the USA via bike from CT. Test Results: PASSED A+” What a gangster, thanks for bringing us along Kenneth!!
The new Ride To Work Challenge sheets just dropped The new Ride To Work Challenge sheets just dropped, here’s your chance to win a burrito and a beer from your coworkers by riding to work when they wimped out because “it was too cooold!” (said in mocking wimpy whiney voice)(…this is easy for us to say living in California though😂). Go to our website and type “Ride To Work” into the search bar to download and print yours out now. I just checked today off, it’s 2025 LET’S RIDE BIKES!
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Oh dang, Saturday is #InternationalSingleSpeedDay Oh dang, Saturday is #InternationalSingleSpeedDay already! Y’all know the rules already, there are no rules. Get out and ride a singlespeed alone or with friends or with dogs or your pet rat or throw a local group ride like @pdxcoffeeoutside. Ride your fancy singlespeed or your mom’s beachcruiser or take the battery off your silly electronic shifting bike or ziptie your shifter so you can’t shift or ziptie your fingers together so you can’t shift?! ANYWAYS, post up whatever you get up to and tag us and use the hashtag and we’ll scientifically pick our favorite post over the weekend and send ya a little gift pack, THIS IS THE BEST HOLIDAY!⚙️🎉
Y’all are weirdos. Well, some of you are weirdos Y’all are weirdos. Well, some of you are weirdos. Actually, most of you are weirdos. But some of you are really really weird and into bike bits machined from BRASS. (*cough* @monebikes *cough*). After we made some brass Baby Groovy barrel adjusters, we decided to make a batch of brass spring adjusters. These fit any and all of our rim brakes. Maybe this is a one-time thing (they weigh literally 3 times as much as our normal aluminum spring adjusters). Maybe we’ll offer them forever (they do look pretty cool). Either way, you’re weird for even reading this much about brake spring adjusters!
Here’s a little behind-the-scenes peek of our en Here’s a little behind-the-scenes peek of our engineers testing the Brompton Racer-M prototype brakes earlier this summer. We sold through the first batch of these in record time, but you can sign up to be notified when they’re back in stock on our website. But… why is Patrick so weird?
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