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Weight Weenie Cane Creek eeBrakes EE G4 ultra light brake caliper

Berat sepasang hanya 186 gram (setengah berat ultegra/dura ace)
regular mount
cocok untuk setup sepeda super ringan weight weenie
hanya sepasang caliper tanpa karet kampas

The eeBrake G4 is the fourth generation of the legendary eeBrake featuring 100% CNC machined parts, a wider design optimized for 22 – 28mm rims, stiffer black arch spring, a revised one-piece center adjuster with built in resistance for easier use and ghosted laser etching that will stand the test of time – all with the same extraordinary stopping power and light weight that you’ve come to rely on from eeBrakes.

Many of you are probably familiar with Brakes, and they’re pretty much the only brakes that we know of that drop some serious grams that still work well enough that we wouldn’t hesitate running them on our own bikes. It’s ideal for a high-end weight saving upgrade that doesn’t sacrifice on braking power. But because of the company’s small size, its ability to offer these brakes to those wanting to dole out the cash for them has been limited, but the recent partnership with has changed that. With larger production capabilities, Brakes G4 Caliper Brake is now available for anyone looking to upgrade their stopping performance while still providing exceptional modulation without the need to jump on the disc-brake bandwagon.

The body of the caliper is made from a strategic mix of high-grade aluminum, titanium, and stainless steel bits, and the resulting design boasts impressive strength and stiffness, which increases modulation and braking power. At the top, the cable runs into the caliper at the center rather than to the side as found in most rim brake calipers. Brakes calls this Cross Cable Path, and it moves the brake cable out of the wind for increased aerodynamic advantages.

The Brakes Caliper Brake is compatible with frames using conventional center brake mount systems, Campy, Shiman-o, and SR-AM levers, and Shima-n-o