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HYDRAULIC BRAKE KIT SHIMANO MT 500 REAR 160MM

74.90
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Ref. : 8758999

mountain bikes and mountain bikes with disc brakes. Hydraulic braking provides greater power and progressiveness.

Braking quality Shimano at a reasonable price.

  • 1450 mm Not available online, check in store
  • 1500 mm In stock
  • 1550 mm Not available online, check in store

PRODUCT BENEFITS

Compatibility

Post mount compatible

Braking power

Double-piston brake

Capacity

A complete brake already cut + adapter and screws

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Technical specifications

Oil type: Mineral
Lever type: 2 fingers
Lever mounting: left
Adjustment: lever guard
Caliper mounting type: PM
Number of pistons: 2 ceramic
Adapter: for 160mm disc
Pad: Resin
Color: Black
Hardware included

Installation tips

The brake is supplied in J-kit form, which requires the hose to be mounted in the lever. This form makes it easier to fit in frames with internal hose routing.
Always comply with the recommended tightening torques.
Follow the brake pad running-in procedure after installing the brake kit.
For optimum braking, we recommend fitting a disc of the same brand as your brake caliper.

Maintenance tips

We recommend bleeding at least once a year, or every time you change your brake pads.
When changing brake pads, bleeding is necessary.
When servicing your bike, avoid spraying grease on the disc or pads, as this will reduce braking power.

Need help?

The technicians in your Decathlon shop are on hand to help you change the parts on your bike. Don't hesitate to ask!

Warranty

2 years

COMPOSITIONS / ADVICE

Composition

Main part 90% Aluminium, 10% Steel

Restrictions

Have compatibility and installation checked by a technician

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