They are avid single digits, but it's hard to tell which model from the picture and description.
They could be Avid SD10s, of which I have a set, and they work fairly well. They could also be SD3s, which were usually found oem on some upper end mountain bikes, and though they work, I seem to recall some people complaining about a lack of power due to flex.
I think you'll need to pick up a brake noodle from somewhere... bike shop, something, unless you're swapping em in for an existing V brake with a noodle already on it.
Looks like the SD2.0 brakes. Brakes work fine but there isn't a tension adjustment screw. You have to tune by turning the square pieces around the bolts. Kind of a pain.
They work pretty good, I was going to put them on my bike, bu then remmebered the days of messing with the weird tension adjustment. Plus mine seem to work ok, might just throw em on there anyway...
Decisions.
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