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    Shimano Alivio T4000 V-Brake - Front - Silver - 2022 Silver

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Shimano Alivio T4000 V-Brake - Front - Silver

Shimano Alivio T4000 V-Brake - Front - Silver

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Shimano Alivio T4000 V-Brake - Front - Silver

 

  • Aluminum brake caliper
  • 107 mm brake arms for better distance to the mudguard
  • Adjustable spring tension
  • Brake pads: S65T
  • Weight: approx. 188 g
  • Front wheel
  • Incl. 90° pipe

Attention! These brakes can only be used with V-brake suitable brake levers or brake/shift levers.

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Ratings & Reviews

Overall rating: 4.8333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Better stopping is always better!

"I purchased these along with the matching rear setup and upgraded my wife’s Trek Verve 3. The overall design and quality is higher than the units shipped on the bike and the pads are much larger. These were a direct swap - 30 minutes to replace both front and rear along with adjustments. Cambria prices and quick shipping keep me coming back for parts"

Travis B. (5/5)

Great Setup

"Great Setup"

Eldred N. (5/5)

Go to brakes when upgrading

"Go to brakes when upgrading vintage MTBs"

Colton S. (5/5)

These are great brakes, such

"These are great brakes, such an improvement over the crappy brakes on a kids bike. The arm tension can actually be adjusted for even braking."

Lucas H. (5/5)

They work great.

"Although these were previously installed somewhere (pad wear, arm marks, wrench marks) and pulled, packages swapped f/r. Managed to sort it out."

John P. (4/5)

Solid brakes, good price

"Bought these to replace the no-name v-brakes on one of my 90s mountain bikes. They're well made and they work like rim brakes should. What more do you want? Just pay attention that you're getting the front or rear version of the brake -- Shimano specifies a slight difference between them."

Christian D. (5/5)

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