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Shimano Shimano LX Dual Control Lever, Caliper & Rotor Kit - Hydraulic - REAR - 2008 BCS
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This Shimano LX Dual Control package simplifies not only your rear controls, but your bike-building efforts as well. It comes with the LX Dual Control Lever and derailleur cable, plus a pre-bled brake line, rear caliper, and 160mm Shimano Centerlock Rotor. If you are throwing a new Shimano wheelset on your XC rig, upgrading an old commuter, or just starting from scratch and seeking a killer deal on prebuilt controls, you can’t go wrong with this kit. *REAR ONLY, front sold separately.
Bottom Line: Taking the hassle out shifting, braking, and component matching.
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are these compatible with shimano fh-rm30 rear hubs
are these compatible with shimano fh-rm30 rear hubs
By: Chris
March 19, 2009
No, the FH-RM30 rear hub is a non disc rear hub.
By: Stephen Tam
March 19, 2009
Would this work with a shimano m475 Hubs
Would this work with a shimano m475 Hubs
By: Rivers
March 15, 2009
It will but you will need to buy a 6-bolt rotor in addition to the kit if you don't already have one. Or buy a M495 hub with centerlock, actually can be cheaper if you can build a wheel.Shimano XT 6-bolt rotor:http://www.backcountry.com/store/SHI0107/Shimano-Ameri
By: Damon Salter
March 16, 2009
Will these brakes fit Saint hubs? Thanks Nathan. If you're
Will these brakes fit Saint hubs? Thanks Nathan. If you're still out there, can I just get a Saint rotor and use these brakes with the rotor? And thanks again....
By: Mike Martin
March 9, 2009
It depends on which generation of saint hubs. The original Saint hubs (labeled M800) used a bigger than normal centerlock system. I believe the newer saint hubs (M810) have the same centerlock system as these brakes.
By: Nathan Webster
March 5, 2009
I have a 2005 trek 4300 that has disc compatible fork and dual
I have a 2005 trek 4300 that has disc compatible fork and dual duty hubs. am i good to go with this set?
By: eric wendt
March 8, 2009
Maybe, this only works if you have a centerlock hub on your wheelset, usually meaning you have Shimano wheels. If you have a 6-bolt hub on your wheel this kit will not accommodate a centerlock rotor. You will have to buy a 160mm 6-bolt rotor here on backcountry too:http://www.backcountry.com/store/SHI0107/Shimano-America
By: Damon Salter
March 9, 2009
Since there are a combo brake and shifter, what number of speeds
Since there are a combo brake and shifter, what number of speeds does it support?
By: Roger Crawford
February 27, 2009
This support Shimano 9-speed read cassette and shifter with Triple front shifting. 27-speed system only.http://bike.shimano.com/publish/content/global_cycle/en
By: Damon Salter
February 27, 2009
can i add this on to a bike does does not currently have disc
can i add this on to a bike does does not currently have disc brakes???
By: mma2504521
October 25, 2008
Most of the newer frames have the tabs so disk brakes can be installed, so depending on your bike you should be able to.Like Chris said, you'll need some disc mounts on your frame and fork. You also need hubs that are disc compatible and if you'll be using the rotors that are included with this set, you'll need hubs that accommodates center lock rotors. KC
By: KC Gaudet
February 27, 2009
Change me.
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2008 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Mountain Bike Brakes than that
Mountain Bike Brakes- Material:
- [Lever] Aluminum alloy; [Rotor] carbon steel
- Brake Type / Shifter Type:
- Hydraulic / Dual Control
- Disc Size / Type:
- 160mm / Centerlock
- Adjustability:
- Throw, distance
- Country of Origin:
- China