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Rear Hydraulic Disc Brake J-Kit Deore M6100 1700mm

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mountain bikes and hybrid bikes that are compatible with disc brakes. Hydraulic brakes provide more power and smooth braking.

Complete brakes kit that's quick and easy to mount. Shimano quality braking at a reasonable price. Please note that the brake is provided as a J-kit and the hose requires assembly.

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A photo of the Rear Hydraulic Disc Brake J-Kit Deore M6100 1700mm in use

Praline Flavour

Compatible with post mount attachment

Braking power

2-piston brakes and short stroke Servo Wave mechanism

Polybutene

1 x 1700mm rear hydraulic disc brake + screws and tools needed for cutting

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Technical features

Brake fluid: MineralLever assembly: rightI-spec 2 assemblyAdjustment: leverCaliper mount: PMNumber of pistons: 2, ceramicPads: ResinColour: BlackTools needed to cut the hose: providedScrews provided

Assembly instructions

The brake is provided as a J-kit and the hose needs assembling in the lever. This shape makes it easier to pass through the frame, with internal hose routing. Always tighten to the recommended torque.After installing the brakes kit, follow the bedding-in procedure.For the best braking, it's recommended that you use discs made by the same brand as your brake calipers

Care tips

Bleed the brakes once per year or each time you change the pad.When changing the pads, you must bleed the brakes.When servicing your bike, make sure you don't splash any oily liquids on the disc or brakes as this will reduce their braking power.