What is included (complete brake or just caliper)? Does it come with mounts for the rear?
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Caliper and rotor (including rotor bolts) and a few different mounts for the rear. No cables or housing or levers though.
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It came with the caliper and the rotor along with brackets to mount on the front or rear.
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This set includes the caliper, 160mm cleansweep rotor, rotor bolts for a standard 6 bolt hub, and 2 mounting brackets with bolts. One for 160mm front and one for 160mm rear. It also has a torx key to help adjust it (You can still adjust in the field, it's just much easier with the key). Basically, the only things you need are cables w/ housing, and mechanical levers, both of which are cheap.
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Hi and to answer your question mounting brackets, calipers, and rotors all in one box.
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My set included everything I needed to install them; pads, rotors, bolts, adapters, etc.
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Everything you need for a fully functioning braking system. You simply bolt it on, route the cables and are ready to go, if you already have a hydraulic disc brake setup. What does not come with it are caliper mounting brackets and rotors.
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YesShifter and brake cables Included.Only complaint is that the brake levers are not as long as my old ones and the effort is higher than my old ones. Great deal and good quality overall on my 20 year old trek mtn bike
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Paul, it has both caliper brakes for the front wheel and coaster brakes for the rear wheels.
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If you mean "V-brakes" no, there is no mounting available for said brakes. This fork only has mounting for a disk brake caliper. Hope that helps
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Depends on your bike and where the calipers are mounted. Look at your frame and see if you the mounting holes are accessible with one of the arms in the picture of this bike rack. If your calipers are in the way, then you'll have to buy a rack specific to disc brake systems. This Explorer bike rack actually has a disc brake specific model. Just search for it on the search bar.
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Not sure mine came without brakes but they are needed or you will have to carry a wheel chock set
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It comes with both; front and rear. Real easy to setup and works great! Just make sure you check the bolts every few months.
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No cables, just calipers, the break pads and the rotors. Great breaks you can't go wrong whith these for the price!
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It has a thread adapter. It threads on first then the brake threads onto it. Then there are 4 set screws but only 2 can be backed out. You back them out to keep the brake from threading it's self off.
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Yes, it does come with brake pads and a bolt long enough to attach. I installed one on a coaster brake bike after being told by the shop that it couldn't be done
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The design of the pads is what you have to look at. These have a stud with a nut to slip through a channel in the calipers. They are basically universal fit for that type of braking system. Make sure your old pads match the stud design shown in the picture.
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No mounts for it on either end. This is not the bike you're looking for if you want discs.
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If you have the MOUNTING TABS/BRACKES for the caliper & rotors, these come in pairs (front & rear). W/O these you are SOL. I used these as a replacement/upgrade of disc brakes on my ebike.
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Truthfully, I can't see the motor working w/ racing bike type caliper brakes. The way it mounts, the motor clamps right onto the frame where the brakes are attached to the frame. If you were to remove the rear brakes, from the frame, I don't see why you couldn't mount the motor. if you have a problem removing the brakes(emotionally), the front wheel mounted motor would satisfy you, unless the added cost is a factor.
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Yes comes with all four rotors and brake pads. Was very easy to install, if you've done any brake work before.
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Agree with Jeff, The derrailleur / shifter cable was included but no brake cable or housings. New product packaging may have changed since then as it 's been awhile. I 'd plan on having the brake pieces available if your doing the installation yourself. If not, Your local bike shop will sort it out for you. Hope that helps. Mike