would they work with caliper brakes
1305948
Probably not. These levers pull more cable than the levers that are typically used with caliper brakes.
1305949
I think they would. The cable "pull" on my v-brakes is 16mm, on my road bike calipers is about 11mm, so you could back off your caliper brake pads a bit and probably have a good lever feel. Just my opinion though.
1830489
They are made for Dia Compe brand brakes, not Shimano. That said, will they? Perhaps. Cheap enough to try it, I think, if they visually look compatible.
2092614
These worked fine for that vehicle. Be careful to torque the caliper mounting bracket bolts properly though. They loosen easily if not properly torqued. Also don't forget to follow the bed in procedure from the instructions/ online for these rotors. When removing the old rotors the screws holding them on (2 on each wheel) will mostly break or break your screwdriver. If so you can drill them out as they are useless so don't fret if they won't pop loose.
114558
It probably depends on your bike. They fit both the front and rear of my 2003 VFR800. Each set includes 2 pads, so for 3 calipers you'll need 3 sets.
1001093
I think so. You can mount them the traditional way (as in the picture) or upside down to give the bars some drop. The thing you need to check is that your brake levers and shifters (if your current shifters are mounted to your drops) will work with these bars. Lot's of people use this style bars to replace drops. Hope this helps.
1776850
Yes, these are NOT linear pull brake levers, so they will work fine with any non-linear dual-pivot brakes like SRAM Apex. I recommend using them only as interrupteurs, not as primary brake levers (although I see them set up on fixies that way all the time)... the ball-end of your brake cable won't seat properly.
61332
It says they are compatible with 28c tires, Im assuming that means up to 28c? In the picture they look like short reach calipers, so I would be careful.
1873125
They MAY. I had to return the ones I ordered for my 04 Baja. They were too thick and wouldn't fit over the discs once installed into the calipers even though piston was fully retracted.
414944
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.
1509748
they do fit on the rim , but the wheel does get taller. so you will have to check your brake clearance. road bike calipers might not clear the taller tire...
14697
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.
1447127
I installed these on my '84 Trek 610 (Shimano 600 calipers). I needed to add another washer because the caliper was just a bit too thin, but they work fine.
1955836
They should work, but I only like to use Avid BB7 brakes because they are so adjustable.
1867735
They were ment to fit the majority of car calipers, especially if you get it cut extcProb is they will overheat your calipers themselves causing decreased brake performance and needing to replace calipers and Roters sooner than expectedI bought my pair and threw them out
2011523
They will work with any mechanical (cable) system, since they are installed between the main brake lever and the brake. There will be no difference between actuating the main levers or the cross levers.
1657282
Probably not; most mountain bikes have straight pull brakes if they don't have disk. Straight pull brakes have a different mount than caliper. Sometimes the mount can handle both, but that's more common on bikes older than 10 years ago or longer even. You typically can't mix straight pull levers with caliper brakes and vice versa. So even if you do have the mounts you need to make sure you have the properly matched caliper levers.
1696491
Probably not. Where brakes are concerned why take a chance? The replacements work perfectly!