If I am converting a Hydraulic Disk Brake system to a Mechanical can I keep my Promax Decipher Rotors and put in mechanical levers and calipers?
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Rotors are not specific to mechanical or hydraulic. You just need to have the right size bracket to mount the caliper on.
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Yes. Just make sure you have the right sized brackets to match your rotor size.
2064464
You cannot You would have to purchase separate brake handles, or another combo unit.
1388424
Great choices of plane and brakes. Make sure it is not the mineral spec caliper. The SL 6 is low viscosity for ABS, since you don't have ABS, I'm pretty sure you want to use the the straight "SL" version, but just call them to verify: Technical or order support: tel +33 (0) 492 201 619 Fax +33 (0) 492 526 966 e-mail contact@beringer-aero.com
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Wouldnt be a good idea to use a solid flywheel with this kit. There is no damping springs in the clutch plate. Should use a DMF with this kit.
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I do not see why not. It is just a substance to put between calipers and pads.
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I have a strommer electric bike and it has disc brakes and quick release, it is no problem on the install. Great rack, very rigid
762517
just,rotor disk,ceramic brakes. remember to follow instructions for breaking in ceramic brake pads
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Yes, everything you need to upgrade the rotors and pads were there. Great brakes for the money. I highly recommend.
1357257
I was using jagwire cable housing on mechanical disk brakes, and the hydraulic cables are just a tiny bit larger. They still fit fine in the retention clips on the frame
1276262
Yes they are. They are long pull levers so they are compatible with V-brakes and mechanical disk brakes. I have tried them on a recumbent with Avid disk brakes and they worked so good, I will be buying another set of these shifters/levers for it after Christmas. They are , however, not compatible with hydraulic disk brakes as they have no fluid reservoir.The set I have on my commuter are still going strong and shifting smoothly even on some rides at below freezing temps.
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It doesn't matter as the brake cable end stays in the original brake lever and the brake cable passes through RL726 and connects to the brake caliper. You only have to cut the brake cable housing at the RL726 lever. The levers work great and do not effect the working of the original levers. Jim
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It definitely has mechanical, not hydraulic, disk brakes. We just received 2 of these bikes, and I've assembled one of them so far. Full specifications are on DiamondBack's web site: http://www.diamondback.com/bikes-mountain-womens-lux-27-5
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NO, not at all. There's a weird part from cesur.de that claims to allow it, but it is the wrong size and will cause your rotor to be misaligned. I know this because I tried it. For a disk, you want the Alfine version of this hub, and if you need an ISO mount (6-bolt) instead of Shimano mount, then you need to get an adapter (I think it is a "problemsolver" from QBP)
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Yes it's only for disk brake. There is a different one without the lock out that you can use v-brakes on.
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no it is not......also you will want to use it with 2 diferant power sorces on seperate brakers.
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Most likely. There are screws that holds the brake. Just got to change the screws to shorter ones.
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I believe you can but you may have to cut the cable length.... These brakes are universal and are well manufactured...