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[Closed] XT M775 levers with XT M765 brake calipers?

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I've currently got XT M765 calipers with the dual control levers.

I've seen a set of the XT M775 servowave levers cheap online and given that I might move the bike to singlespeed i'll be need new levers anyway.

Are they compatible? Will my existing hose/fittings screw directly into the new servowave levers so will just need to give them a bleed?

Cheers!


 
Posted : 15/08/2012 2:14 pm
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Yes, they'll work fine.
And yes, pretty sure you'll be able to swap the hoses over without new fittings, although it's probably worth getting new olives in just case they leak a bit. Will need to bleed to get fluid in the new reservoirs.


 
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Ideal, thanks for that.
Just picked up a new set for £50 inc delivery including all the bits and bobs, cables, oil, olives etc from cycle surgery.

Not bad!


 
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Don't rely on us for the right answer....ring or email Madison


 
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DezB is correct.

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Posted : 15/08/2012 3:26 pm
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Parp to billyboy.

I only answer if I have experience 😉


 
Posted : 15/08/2012 3:30 pm