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Old February 17th 09, 11:44 PM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
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Default Help: Teflon V Brake Noodle Liner

Hi:

Anyone know if it's possible to purchase just the Teflon liner for a
shimano XT V Brake cable noodle? If so, know of an online source? Thanks
for any advice.

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Old February 18th 09, 01:46 AM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
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On 17 Feb, 23:44, "BlahBlah" wrote:
Hi:

Anyone know if it's possible to purchase just *the Teflon liner for a
shimano XT V Brake cable noodle? *If so, know of an online source? *Thanks
for any advice.


PTFE is toxic, I'd advise against making up noodles with teflon. You
could use a liquid dispersed high performance lubricant. Teflon/
graphite/molybdenum disulphide in a can.
TJ
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Old February 18th 09, 04:02 AM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
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Nick L Plate wrote:
On 17 Feb, 23:44, "BlahBlah" wrote:
Hi:

Anyone know if it's possible to purchase just �the Teflon liner for a
shimano XT V Brake cable noodle? �If so, know of an online source? �Thanks
for any advice.


PTFE is toxic, I'd advise against making up noodles with teflon.


you know not of which you speak. the precursor to ptfe, pfoa
perfluorootanoic acid is toxic, but unless your liner is in liquid form,
or your liner operates above about 400'C, you have no risk.



You
could use a liquid dispersed high performance lubricant. Teflon/
graphite/molybdenum disulphide in a can.


yeah, that makes a lot of sense. all the propellants, all the
hydrocarbons, all the other organics - no toxicity risk whatsoever.

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Old February 18th 09, 04:03 AM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
Eric Vey
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Default Help: Teflon V Brake Noodle Liner

BlahBlah wrote:
Hi:

Anyone know if it's possible to purchase just the Teflon liner for a
shimano XT V Brake cable noodle? If so, know of an online source?
Thanks for any advice.


I saw one for sale online once for $15(!). Don't remember where, though.
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Old February 18th 09, 04:04 AM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
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Default Help: Teflon V Brake Noodle Liner

BlahBlah wrote:
Hi:

Anyone know if it's possible to purchase just the Teflon liner for a
shimano XT V Brake cable noodle? If so, know of an online source?
Thanks for any advice.


there are many online retailers. but you're looking at buying several
meters at a time usually. cheaper to just pay an overinflated price at
your local store than to pay for shipping on something so small. or pay
in beer and make new friends.

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Old February 18th 09, 04:04 PM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
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Default Help: Teflon V Brake Noodle Liner

On Feb 17, 5:44 pm, "BlahBlah" wrote:
Hi:

Anyone know if it's possible to purchase just the Teflon liner for a
shimano XT V Brake cable noodle? If so, know of an online source? Thanks
for any advice.



Standard Shimano/Tektro/Avid ones with a plastic liner are $5 and work
great. Setup helps with friction more than a liner, IMHO--use a bit of
dowel and muscle to get the curve in your noodle dialed in right.
Often rears come with 90s, when 120s would make a cleaner transition.
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Old February 18th 09, 05:32 PM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
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Default Help: Teflon V Brake Noodle Liner

"BlahBlah" wrote:
Anyone know if it's possible to purchase just the Teflon liner for a
shimano XT V Brake cable noodle? If so, know of an online source? Thanks
for any advice.


Nick L Plate wrote:
PTFE is toxic, I'd advise against making up noodles with teflon. You
could use a liquid dispersed high performance lubricant. Teflon/
graphite/molybdenum disulphide in a can.


Absolute bs. It is not at all toxic to humans which is why it's popular
in cookware.

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Old February 18th 09, 06:10 PM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
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Default Help: Teflon V Brake Noodle Liner

On Wed, 18 Feb 2009 11:32:11 -0600, A Muzi
wrote:

"BlahBlah" wrote:
Anyone know if it's possible to purchase just the Teflon liner for a
shimano XT V Brake cable noodle? If so, know of an online source? Thanks
for any advice.


Nick L Plate wrote:
PTFE is toxic, I'd advise against making up noodles with teflon. You
could use a liquid dispersed high performance lubricant. Teflon/
graphite/molybdenum disulphide in a can.


Absolute bs. It is not at all toxic to humans which is why it's popular
in cookware.


Dear Andrew,

Well, if you read Trevor's post carefully, his usual incoherence gives
you a choice.

First, he warns against "making up noodles with teflon" in his reply
to a poster asking about buying a Teflon liner.

But his next sentence suggests using a liquid lubricant, specifically
a liquid containing the named ingrediient--

Teflon.

Reading Trevor is not an easily acquired art.

Cheers,

Carl Fogel
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Old February 18th 09, 06:15 PM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
Nick L Plate
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Default Help: Teflon V Brake Noodle Liner

On 18 Feb, 04:02, jim beam wrote:
Nick L Plate wrote:
On 17 Feb, 23:44, "BlahBlah" wrote:
Hi:


Anyone know if it's possible to purchase just the Teflon liner for a
shimano XT V Brake cable noodle? If so, know of an online source? Thanks
for any advice.


PTFE is toxic, I'd advise against making up noodles with teflon.


you know not of which you speak. *the precursor to ptfe, pfoa
perfluorootanoic acid is toxic, but unless your liner is in liquid form,
or your liner operates above about 400'C, you have no risk.

You
could use a liquid dispersed high performance lubricant. *Teflon/
graphite/molybdenum disulphide in a can.


yeah, that makes a lot of sense. *all the propellants, all the
hydrocarbons, all the other organics - no toxicity risk whatsoever.


I know not to use it in my noodles.
TJ
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Old February 18th 09, 06:21 PM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
Nick L Plate
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Default Help: Teflon V Brake Noodle Liner

On 18 Feb, 17:32, A Muzi wrote:
*"BlahBlah" wrote:
Anyone know if it's possible to purchase just *the Teflon liner for a
shimano XT V Brake cable noodle? *If so, know of an online source? *Thanks
for any advice.

Nick L Plate wrote:
PTFE is toxic, I'd advise against making up noodles with teflon. *You
could use a liquid dispersed high performance lubricant. *Teflon/
graphite/molybdenum disulphide in a can.


Absolute bs. It is not at all toxic to humans which is why it's popular
in cookware.

--
Andrew Muzi
* www.yellowjersey.org/
* Open every day since 1 April, 1971


http://www.ewg.org/reports/toxicteflon

and others
TJ
 




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