PAUL KLAMPER FLAT MOUNT LONG PULL CALIPER
Three years of development and we think Paul nailed it, this is arguably the best mechanical caliper ever made for a bicycle. It’s available in Long Pull, Short Pull, and Campagnolo pull.
- Tried and true ball bearing in a ramp system.
- Bigger balls for smoothness and increased pad travel.
- Hardened the steel where the balls contact the ramps.
- Three hardened steel pins to locate the pad actuator.
- Added “fangs” to the inner backing plate for stiffness and beefed up outer caliper body.
As always, allow a couple short rides to bed in the pads. Around the 3rd ride, these brakes really start to BITE!
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Excellent for cross bikes or for any urban or touring bike where being able to brake from the top of your drop bars is desired. Works with your STI brake levers. Can also be installed alone as you might do on a track bike.
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- Available in 24.0 mm or 31.8 mm diameters
- Slanted barrel adjuster
- Light alloy construction
- 24.0mm clamp levers sold as a pair or left only. 31.8mm levers only available in pairs -
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Yokozuna Motoko Road Disc Brake, Rear - Black FLAT MOUNT
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Hydraulic brake performance without the complexities of full hydraulic brakes. A great option for touring cyclists who've gotten stuck out in the boonies with a leaky brake line. But high performance enough for CX, road race and gravel events.
By sticking with a cable system you not only keep reliability, but you don't need a dedicated hydraulic brake lever. You can use your old Dura Ace brifters.
Premium compressionless cables, IS mount hardware and 160mm stainless steel rotors included. (If your bike can't handle our stout compressionless housing, you can run standard brake housing too)
- Compatible with cable-actuated Road Brake Levers
- Closed Hydraulic System (Mineral Oil)
- Includes Reaction Compressionless brake cable set for superb response
- Dual Piston pad action
- Simple one knob pad adjustment
- Caliper weighs only 145 grams. -
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The Short Pull Touring Canti is a powerful cantilever brake with a similar design to the Neo-Retro, but with the arms angled upward. This gives the brake a much narrower profile without significantly reducing stopping power.
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The narrower profile of the Touring Canti can be desirable if you’re riding with large panniers or if your current brakes don’t give you enough heel or calf clearance.
The arms of the Touring Canti are machined from lightweight 6061 aluminum. Their T-shaped cross section prevents the brake from flexing too much under load.
The brake pads mount to slots in the arms that allow for vertical positioning. The toe-in and angle can be fine-tuned thanks to the spherical washers on the brake pads’ threaded posts.
Like all of Paul brakes, the Touring Canti has a sealed pivot mechanism. Rubber seals and a stainless steel bushing keep the brake arms turning smoothly no matter what you’re riding through. The spring tension can be adjusted in both pivots to center the brake and to adjust the strength of the return swing. -
Description
Three years of development and we think Paul nailed it, this is arguably the best mechanical caliper ever made for a bicycle. It’s available in Long Pull, Short Pull, and Campagnolo pull.
Read more
- Tried and true ball bearing in a ramp system.
- Bigger balls for smoothness and increased pad travel.
- Hardened the steel where the balls contact the ramps.
- Three hardened steel pins to locate the pad actuator.
- Added “fangs” to the inner backing plate for stiffness and beefed up outer caliper body.
As always, allow a couple short rides to bed in the pads. Around the 3rd ride, these brakes really start to BITE! -
Description
Three years of development and we think Paul nailed it, this is arguably the best mechanical caliper ever made for a bicycle. It’s available in Long Pull, Short Pull, and Campagnolo pull.
Read more
- Tried and true ball bearing in a ramp system.
- Bigger balls for smoothness and increased pad travel.
- Hardened the steel where the balls contact the ramps.
- Three hardened steel pins to locate the pad actuator.
- Added “fangs” to the inner backing plate for stiffness and beefed up outer caliper body.
As always, allow a couple short rides to bed in the pads. Around the 3rd ride, these brakes really start to BITE!
