Are these setup motorcycle style? (not standard bike style with right brake controlling the rear)
1801785
Yes they are. My bike shop had to do some extra work to make it right for a bicycle. Not sure exactly why they are not set up like most bicycle brakes.
1801786
Yes they come moto style. However plenty of vids on how to switch without a bleed. Be weary of the length of hose. They were too short for my 29er frame. (was going with Jawgwire anyway). Just something to be aware of.
1801787
I received mine with standard bike style (Front brake left, rear brake right). As other posters have said, be wary of the length of hose. 1300mm seems to be a pretty standard length, but is about 9" too short for my Specialized FSR XC Pro.
1801788
They came ready to use but yes motorcycle style but anyways i had to get them trim cause they were long so i swap them to regular
1801789
This brakes can fit any bike with the two extra rings attached to the frame on the left s, newer bikes have that ,older bikes need disc brake bracket frame adapter on the frame and the rim needs to have the hub for the disc, if you dont have it ,you can buy an a adater to
1801790
They are set up left brakes front, right brakes rear. I put them on my nomad and am happy with them so far.
1801791
I purchased the set from cycling pro. My brakes were setup from the factory to be right rear and left front. Easy installation. All hardware installed right over the position of my old mechanical disk brakes.
1364430
Yes these are/can be used to air ride a Harley touring bike. Putting in the new bushings is a chore.
530050
They seems to be standard size axle nuts/bolts, I wouldn't see why not. They have more expensive bikes that do, so I doubt they have different parts.
1664538
There are hand brakes on each handlebar that work on the rear wheels. Very effective, They also can be locked to act as parking brakes. WALT
2041271
I'm running Shimano XTR V brakes. They function perfectly with these forks. You may need to adjust your diacomp V brakes to make them seat properly.
2265965
Absolutely, they will right them selves when you throttle up. You want them loose, they brake far less because the are free floating to some degree. If your going to crash throttle all the down quick just another trick from experience.
490528
No these are stock ride height; actually seem shorter since they cannot be compressed by hand like standard shocks
1386015
Yes they do. I put mine on a 1981 yamaha xv750. It's hard for me to air up my rear tire with a standard valve stem. I got them to turn a little to the side so I could get at them easier.
2045015
No, they are your peddles. My 10 year old son can barely reach them as foot rest. No place to put the passanger feet. ALSO FYI CUSTOMER SERVICE SUCKS.... our bike is still not fixed.
1154220
No. It is the front, left brake. You would also need to purchase a rear, right brake, if you want a full set of both brakes.
1142702
Yes they are. Regarding bolts, mine arrived with them, the bolts on your undercarriage are too short. Also, you will mount these on the opposite side as the instructions state (curved end will be facing toward the back)
245377
There are levers above the rear wheels. You rotate them so that the rear wheels do not move. These serve as brakes, and you set them manually.
1062589
Yes. I often set them myself or release them as needed. I reach behind my back on either side and can manipulate the brakes, which are below the handles. It isn't the easiest thing to do, but I am a senior citizen (76) and find that it is not too difficult to do. It isn't heavy, I can say that.
1994664
Should be rear. When I ordered them amazon sent the wrong ones so double check that they send the appropriate ones. Great breaks though no dust.
931318
No, they are not setup for Disc brakes. Sorry, I haven't got a road disc setup on any bikes, so have no experience with it, so, no suggestions. Good Luck.
1730187
Yes (that's what I have), but they are junk. I returned them. There is a lot of flex in them, so putting a bike on them will cause a lot of side to side sway as they will torque the bars. They are also curved upwards, so the bikes will lean outwards. They would work fine however for something like a roof box.
1722631
They are SPD (Shimano) compatible on one side and have cages on the other side.