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Mavic 410 type route
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Category:  Brake Levers
Name:  Mavic 410 type route
Brand:  Mavic
Model:  410
Years:  1984 - 1985
Country:  France
Weight:  204 grams
Added By: Jenser on 10/06/07
Updated By: JFischer on 01/14/10
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Mavic 410 type routeMavic 410 type route
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StyleNon-AeroReturn Spring No
Quick Release NoCable Adjuster
Lever Material Lever MarkingsMAVIC
Body Material Hood/Body MarkingsMODOLO
Attachment Bolt Access  
General Information
The 410 levers had the old lozenge Mavic Logo, while the 410 calipers from the same year already were marked with the newer italic signature. All brake parts were Mavic labeled Modolos, the levers show the Modolo 'M' on the downside and were also equipped by Modolo leverhoods. The levers are drilled and silver anodized.
Internal cable routing was possible with additional small parts, for that a drilled Mavic bar was available.
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 Mavic is best known for its lightweight aluminum rims and complete wheels, which they continue to produce today.  They also produced a full range of drive train components in the past.  Mavic made a failed attempt to popularize an electronic shifting system in the early 90's.
 
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