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$22.95 - $13.33
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Shimano Universal Standard Brake Cable Set for Mountain bikes or Road bikes
This is a complete SHIMANO brake cable set for front and rear brakes designed using stainless steel inner wires for increased service life. Cable housing is lined with slick polymer shield to assist with smooth cable movement.
SET INCLUDES:
2 x Steel cables with Ø 1,6 mm (1 x 1000 mm long) & (1 x 2050 mm long)
1 x Black Cable Housing with Ø 5 mm (2200 mm long)
4 x Ferrule’s
2 x Cable Tips
Universal Set: Fits either mountain bikes or road bikes
Stainless steel inner wires provide smooth movement and higher corrosion resistance
1 x Black Cable Housing with Ø 5 mm (2200 mm long)
2 x Steel cables with Ø 1,6 mm (1 x 1000 mm long) & (1 x 2050 mm long)
4 x Ferrule’s & 2 x Cable tips
Jon K –
Reliable and Durable Brake Cable
This Brake Cable Set is an excellent choice for both mountain bikes. The cables are strong, smooth, and provide consistent braking performance. Installation was straightforward, and the set includes everything needed for a clean, professional setup. After using it on my mountain bike, the braking response felt much more precise and reliable. The setâs universal fit makes it a versatile option for different bike types, and the durability is typical of Shimanoâs high-quality standards. Highly recommended for anyone needing a dependable brake cable replacement.
19D_35P –
inexpensive, clean, complete- pefect
long, sleek… has ALL the parts you need – it comes with 2 – as it says, it’s a set.I had to salvage a couple extra end pieces/entry/exit points because the bike I put these on ran the brake line to connection points on the frame, then – IDK why, maybe aesthetics (certainly not function) – at those connection points opened up and ran the exposed line to another connection point near the rear brakes.These are CLEAN…. the ends have BOTH types of line connectors to attach to the hand brakes so you can just see what kind your bike has and clip the other side off.I don’t even PRETEND to be a bike mechanic or know if this is common. I just needed it done, did a little research, and watched a couple YouTube examples and jumped right in… it takes a tiny bit more skill – well- dexterity/experience than it appeared on the videos, but nothing you can’t do on your own – if you’re slightly mechanically inclined, and/or adventurous.TIP (experienced I’m sure know, but – I did it by accident and discovered why that was a very smart idea later)I would suggest cutting the brake line WAY WAY longer than you initially need- you can keep trimming it before you crimp the end-cap on the line.- REASON: if you don’t cut/trim the end of the line CLEANLY with your cutters (don’t try regular wire cutters, get the tool), one of the braids will begin to separate & unwind along the length of the line- this will prevent the line from sliding effortlessly and smoothly in the sheath of the wire.Fortunately, I had cut just the tip not needed, ran the whole line through the trimmed (to the length needed) cable shielding and while doing many things, one of those strands began to unwind… I traced it up the line and thankfully it was below where I needed to trim anyway. I got better line snips, cut it 2 more times (once more a half way to where I needed it to ensure those snips would cut the braided cable cleanly enough to not unwind), then again where I needed…I crimped the tip (provided in the package) and locked it down with the bolt that clamps on the cable to hold it in place… I tucked the 4-6″ extra wire down under the edge of the brake calipers and it was perfect (after re-adjusting the brakes for proper distance and brake handle squeeze).
D. Lippert –
Very high quality
I’ve trusted Shimano since, at least, 1976 when I got my Schwinn LeTour bicycle. Recently, I made an upgrade and needed to replace my brake cables and went with this item. I cut the cable just fine with some sharp wire cutters and crimped the ferrules with the same tool.
David Wilson –
Good
Good enough for my moderate use. Big upgrade from my 10 year old cables that had rust on them. I think I bought two packs to make sure I had enough housing but one would have been enough.
creed anderson –
Front brake cable replacement
The front cable that came with the set was too short for my son’s Oraimo ebike,so i had to use the rear one. It installed easily through the original cable housing and held up well to cutting. I did not need the additional housing. Be sure to check cable length for ebike. This front brake cable was at least 8 inches shorter than what i needed.
Marshall David WahlstromHelgren –
Shimano is an awesome brand,highly recommended bike brake cable set
Shimano is a really good company they’ve been around for a long time since the 1920s. They make really nice bike parts the tourney series is decent, but the XTR, Deore, Ultegra are the nicer and higher end families. The lower ends like Acera, Alivio etc are nice if your a serious rider, but not a racer…so let’s talk about their brake cables and housing. I have used these set before, and have used it, again and again, many times over. There’s a lot of pros and cons to this kit, which I will discuss below.Pros:1.) You get plenty of housing and its enough for redoing/replacing housing and cables on a single bike.2.) You get two cables one for the front and one for the back and the length for both are usually pretty sufficient.3.) Cables and housing are of high quality.Cons:1.)The exposed cables you receive really should be the same length or longer (The Clarks cables I’ve bought usually go all the way down to the floor.)2.) The kit should include extra cables and extra housing, which would act as an insurance policy in case you mess up so you don’t have to buy a new kit, I would happily pay more for this.3.) Shimano should make a box of 10 of these sets, which I would again happily pay more for it would save a lot of money in the long run. Even though you can buy a box of housing and a box of 100 cables you have to purchase them individually if Shimano offered a combined version of the Box of long housing and 100 cables (2 for 1 deal) it would save a lot of money in the long run for the average consumer.All in all though for any DIY individual consumer who replaces their own cables, this is the most affordable option. I love this product and it comes with everything needed to replace your cables and housing. I highly recommend this product.
Tim –
Top Notch
Used it to replace a broken rear brake cable on my sonâs bike. Came with everything needed to trim and cap the ends for install. Shimano quality- canât complain. Comes with a short and long cable.
Tim Smude –
Great Quality
Easy to install and works great! Stretched out some, but Iâm assuming this is normal for every brand. Readjust after a week or so and you are good to go!
Ben –
Sturdy Cables, generous length, metal ferrules and high quality, secure packaging.
Neme –
Buen producto, se instala fácil y funciona perfectamente
Hasan –
The quality of the item is very good. It would have been better if the cable cover was a little longer as it would have been just short of being able to replace front and back on my electric mtb possibly enough to do a non electric one reason for the 5star review all peaceâs in the kit fit together perfectly. When cutting to size all stayed together so was easy to pass through the sleeve
Neri Andrea –
Ottimo prodotto
Client d’Amazon –
S’adapte bien sûr le dure ace .