If my memory serves me right I saw a set on my little brothers Raleigh 24 inch wheel bike years ago.
>From: Mark Stonich <mark@bikesmithdesign.com>
>Date: 2008/01/13 Sun AM 10:15:00 CST
>To: Howard Darr <hdarr@embarqmail.com>
>Cc: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
>Subject: Re: [CR]Childs brake handles ebay outing
>At 1/12/2008 06:13 PM -0500, Howard Darr wrote:
>>Very intersting kids brake handles.
>>Any information or stories
>>
>>Ebay number 110212365582
>>Howard Darr
>>Kinsman OH USA
>
>A set came on our Gitane "Midget Racer" - 15" frame, 500A wheels and
>3 cog freewheel. Lots of friction, not very comfortable.
>
>Later Weinmann introduced a much nicer small lever.
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>I think I still have an NOS set somewhere. Contact me off list if
>you are looking for something like this. Probably have the original
>solid levers too.
>
>It would be easy to replace the pivot in to eliminate the "suicide"
>levers, but these work better than most as they don't reduce lever
>travel. I set up a touring bike with the adult size version. The
>customer wanted the second lever position because he was planning a
>2nd tour of South America. He'd learned on the 1st trip that when you
>spent 6 hours decending a rocky mountain road, with 90 lbs of bike
>and gear, standard road levers leave a bit to be desired.
>
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