Here you go Wayne. I still think the brass one was cooler. This concludes the obscure Campy parts (see previous post for Campy repair stand) day in the shop.
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I believe that this is the missing brake cable stop for my Gazelle bike. If it is, please accept my sincere thanks! It looks beautiful.
If your Gazelle is at Velo Classique then …Yes it is….wow fresh off the lathe and you found it already! It was fun to figure out.
Yes! My Gazelle is in Wayne’s capable hands. Very exciting to see such an elegant solution to the problem of the missing part.
And, yes, Wayne tipped me off!