Description Successfully Streamlined.
Shimano eliminates redundancy with their Ultegra BR-R8010 Direct Mount Brake, streamlined to achieve a low profile look, reduced weight, and enhanced aerodynamics for better overall performance. The outer cable stop is re-positioned to alleviate cable routing friction and the brake arch proportions are optimized for increased responsiveness and power. The brake shoes are adjustable and easy to align, allowing for easy maintenance and customization. The BR-R8010 Direct Mount Brake can accommodate wider rims and larger tires, up to 28mm, thanks to increased clearance.
Rear and front brake sold separately. Click on drop-down menu to make selection.
Details:
Series: Ultegra.
Type: Dual pivot side-pull.
Mount: Direct mount.
Tire Size: up to 28mm.
Reach: 51mm.
Approx. Weight: (Front) 172g.
Approx. Weight: (Rear) 160g.
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
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Good upgrade
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Richmond
I like the precise nature of the rigid fixation to the fork. This alleviates the occasional deviations seen with the single pivot point of its predecessor. Unfortunately, it is still winter in Massachusetts and I havent ridden with them yet.
Reviewed 3/18/2019
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Dramatic improvement over the stock brakes on my Domane.
Power and feel are much improved over the house brand brakes on my Trek Domane.
Reviewed 6/6/2019
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