>I've read a number of messages on this newsgroup about the advantages of
>using a cut squash ball under the brake pedal of your wheel, in order to
>give it better feel.
>I have a TSW wheel and pedals (not the TSW2, but I imagine that the
>pedals are the same?), and would like to try something like this. The
>trouble is that I don't think that a squash ball would fit properly
>under the brake pedal, due to the angle of the pedal's travel. (You TSW
>owners know what I mean.)
>Has anyone with a TSW, or TSW2, tried something similar to this, and how
>did it work out?
I own a T2, and the way I solved the pedal problem was to drive
a large***through a plank so it would stick out of the
other side, then wrap the squash ball in sticky tape a couple
of times (the complete ball, not only one half of it) and then
"srcew the ball on the plank, placing the plank so that the
forward edge of the pedal base would slide under it, with the
plank secured against the wall.
Works perfect, and I havent changed a brake spring in years ;-)
Uwe
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