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  • Brake pivot for cantilever or v brake
    New product
    Brake pivot
    • €2.99
  • M7 adjustment screw for brake lever
    New product
    M7 adjustment screw for brake lever
    • €1.49
  • 180 disc brake 6 holes Ashima ARO 08 red
    New product -47%
    180 disc brake 6 holes Ashima ARO 08 red
    • €15.37
    • €29.00
  • himano SM-RT62 disk brake 160 mm center lock
    New product Used
    Centerlock disc Shimano SM-RT62
    • €7.99
  • Hydraulic front disc brake Shimano Deore M6100
    New product -50%
    Hydraulic front disc brake Shimano Deore M6100
    • €51.50
    • €102.99
  • 203 disc brake 6 holes Ashima ARO 08 white
    New product -20%
    203 disc brake 6 holes Ashima ARO 08 white
    • €23.20
    • €29.00
  • Newton elbow V-Brake with bellows
    New product
    Newton elbow V-Brake with bellows
    • €2.29
  • Cantilever brake
    New product -25%
    Cantilever brake
    • €6.74
    • €8.99
  • Promax V brake
    New product
    Promax V brake
    • €8.49
  • Sram disc brake 160 mm 6 holes
    Used
    Sram Centerline disc brake 6 holes
    • €9.99
  • Disk brake Shimano SM-RT64 160 mm center lock used
    Used
    Disk brake Shimano SM-RT64 center lock
    • €7.99
  • 180 disc brake 6 holes Ashima ARO 08 white
    New product -47%
    180 disc brake 6 holes Ashima ARO 08 white
    • €15.37
    • €29.00
  • Disc brake and front brake caliper Shimano Hone
    New product
    Disc brake and front brake caliper Shimano Hone
    • €43.99
  • Shimano SM-RT30-S disc brake 160 mm center lock
    Used
    Shimano SM-RT30-S disc brake 160 mm center lock
    • €5.99
  • Avid 160 disk brake centerlock
    Used New
    Avid 160 disk brake centerlock
    • €12.99
  • Front disc brake Tektro Draco 2
    Used New
    Front disc brake Tektro Draco 2
    • €24.99
  • Magura HS 33 brake
    New product
    Magura HS 33 brake
    • €39.99
  • V brake
    New product
    V brake
    • €8.49
  • Shimano SM-RT56-M 180mm 6-hole MTB disc
    Used
    Shimano SM-RT56-M 180mm 6-hole MTB disc
    • €5.99
  • Hose fixing clamps BBB BCB-92
    New product
    Hose fixing clamps BBB BCB-92
    • €3.99
  • MTB cantilever brake ABC system Pro
    New product
    MTB cantilever brake ABC system Pro
    • €24.99
  • Magura disc brake 180 mm 6 holes
    New product
    Magura disc brake 180 mm 6 holes
    • €14.99
  • Avid 203 mm disc brake 6 holes
    New product -37%
    Avid 203 mm disc brake 6 holes
    • €39.05
    • €61.99
  • MTB front disc brake Magura Julie HP
    New product -40%
    MTB front disc brake Magura Julie HP
    • €53.94
    • €89.90
  • Ashima Airotor disc brake 160 mm
    Used
    Ashima Airotor disc brake 160 mm
    • €7.99
  • 203 mm MTB disc brake 6 holes Tektro
    Used
    203 mm MTB disc brake 6 holes Tektro
    • €8.99
  • Magura HS 11 hydraulic pads brake
    New product -30%
    Magura HS 11 hydraulic pads brake
    • €48.99
    • €69.99
  • Shimano deore disc brake SM-RT54-S 160mm center lock
    Used
    Shimano deore disc brake SM-RT54-S 160mm center lock
    • €4.99
  • Disc brake 6 holes 203 mm
    New product
    Disc brake 6 holes 203 mm
    • €18.99
  • Shimano SM-RT53 disc brake 160 mm center lock used
    Used
    Shimano SM-RT53 disc brake 160 mm center lock used
    • €7.99
  • Mineral oil red for bicycle brake 100 ml
    New product
    Mineral oil red for bicycle brake 100 ml
    • €6.99
  • V-Brake used
    Used
    V-Brake used
    • €3.99
  • Plastic V-Brake for mtb or city bike
    New product -50%
    Plastic V-Brake for mtb or city bike
    • €3.00
    • €5.99
  • Cantilever brake Shimano Deore XT BR-M734
    New product
    Cantilever brake Shimano Deore XT BR-M734
    • €29.99
  • Formula brake disc diameter 140 mm fixture by 6 holes
    Used
    Formula brake disc 140 mm 6 holes
    • €8.99
  • Formula disc brake 180 mm 6 holes
    Used
    Formula disc brake 180 mm 6 holes
    • €9.99
  • Shimano Deore V-brake
    Used
    Shimano Deore right V-brake
    • €2.99
  • Shimano SM-RT54-S disc brake center lock 160 mm
    Used
    Shimano SM-RT54-S disc brake center lock 160 mm
    • €4.99
  • Disc brake 180 mm 6 holes
    Used
    Disc brake 180 mm 6 holes
    • €7.99
  • Shimano deore disc brake SM-RT54 180mm center lock
    Used
    Shimano deore disc brake SM-RT54 180mm center lock
    • €5.99
  • BBB disc brake 160 mm
    New product -30%
    BBB Powerstop disc brake 160 mm
    • €15.37
    • €21.95
  • Magura brake disc 180 mm 6 holes
    Used
    Magura brake disc 180 mm 6 holes
    • €9.90

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MTB brakes are essential for ensuring safety, control and performance on all types of terrain. Depending on your practice (MTB xc, enduro, downhill, or trail), the choice of brakes may vary in terms of type, technical characteristics and brands. Here's a comprehensive guide to understanding the options available.

1. Types of MTB brakes:

a. Hydraulic disc brakes

Description: System using brake fluid to actuate the pads against the disc.

Benefits :

High stopping power, even in rain or mud.
Good modulation, allowing precise dosage of braking force.
Resistant to overheating thanks to ventilated discs and adapted pads.

Disadvantages:

More complex maintenance (need to drain the liquid).
Higher cost than mechanical systems.

b. Mechanical disc brakes

Description: System using a cable to transmit braking force.

Benefits :

Less expensive and easier to maintain.
Sufficient for light practices (XC or leisure).

Disadvantages:

Less power and modulation than hydraulic brakes.

c. Rim brakes (V-brake or cantilever)

Description: Used mainly on entry-level or vintage mountain bikes.

Benefits :

Lightweight and economical.
Easy to maintain.

Disadvantages:

Less effective in wet or muddy conditions.
Less power and modulation compared to disc brakes.

2. Technical characteristics of MTB brakes:

a. Number of pistons

Hydraulic brakes can have:
2 pistons: Moderate power, suitable for cross-country or trail running.
4 pistons: Increased power for enduro and downhill.

b. Disc diameter

160 mm: For light practices such as XC or trail running.
180-200 mm: For enduro and downhill, where great power is needed.
Ventilated or floating discs: Reduce overheating on long descents.

c. Brake pads

Organic (resin):
Quieter and better modulation.
Less resistant to wear and heat.
Metallic (sinterized):
Durable and efficient in high heat.
Noisier and less progressive.

d. Ergonomic and adjustable handles

Allows you to adjust the clearance and sensitivity of the brake for optimal comfort.

e. Mounting Compatibility

Post Mount or Flat Mount: Standards for fixing to the frame or fork.

f. Heat resistance

High-end brakes equipped with cooling systems (e.g. fins on the pads or ventilated discs).

3. Popular MTB Brake Brands:

a. Shimano

Deore M6100: Reliable hydraulic entry-level model.
XT M8120: Power and modulation adapted to trail and enduro.
XTR M9120: Top of the range for competition, with optimal lightness.

b. SRAM

Level TLM: Lightweight and efficient, ideal for XC and trail riding.
RE Guide: Specially designed for enduro and electric bikes.
RSC code: Reference for enduro and downhill thanks to its exceptional power.

c. Magura

MT5: Affordable and efficient model for enduro.
MT7 Pro: Very powerful 4-piston brakes for technical descents.

d. Hope

Tech 3 E4: Powerful and customizable, ideal for enduro.
Tech 4 V4: Designed for descent, with excellent thermal resistance.

e. Tektro/TRP

TRP Slate T4: Perfect for versatile practices like trail and enduro.
Tektro Orion: Affordable brakes for leisure mountain bike enthusiasts.

f. Formula

Cura 4: Perfect combination of power and modulation for enduro.

4. Tips for choosing your MTB brakes:

Identify your practice:

XC or light trail: 2-piston brakes and 160-180 mm discs.
Enduro and downhill: 4-piston brakes and 180-203 mm discs.

Consider your budget:

Shimano Deore or SRAM Level for excellent value for money.
Magura MT7 or Hope Tech for high-end performance.

Choose suitable disks:

Floating or ventilated discs are recommended for long descents.

Maintain your brakes:

Replace the pads regularly.
Bleed the hydraulic system at least once a year to maintain performance.

In summary

MTB brakes play a crucial role in safety and performance on all types of terrain. Hydraulic brakes dominate for their power and reliability, with brands like Shimano, SRAM, and Magura offering options to suit every need. Whether you are a fan of walks in the forest or a fan of dizzying descents, choosing a good braking system will significantly improve your cycling experience.

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