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Avid Single Digit 5 Bicycle Linear Pull Brake (Black, Front or Rear)best


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Avid Single Digit 5 Bicycle Linear Pull Brake (Black, Front or Rear)

Product Description

The Avid Single Digit 5 Linear Pull Brake features Force Vector Alignment.
  • All brakes include noodle and Overcoat
  • All brakes have oversized linear spring with screw-type spring adjuster
  • Force Vector Alignment reduces brake boss play to improve performace, efficency, and control
Item Specifications
ColorBlack
Weight210g
MaterialAluminum
Brake Usage F/RFront,Rear
Pad20R
Hub/Brake CompatibilityRim Brake
Brake TypeLinear Pull
Brake Lever ActuationLong Pull
Defined ColorBlack


  • Stainless steel hardware
  • Force vector alignment
  • One-piece brake shoes
  • Weighs 210 grams


Avid Single Digit 5 Bicycle Linear Pull Brake (Black, Front or Rear) Reviews


Avid Single Digit 5 Bicycle Linear Pull Brake (Black, Front or Rear) Reviews


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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Good stuff, cheap price, makes for decent upgrade for most off the shelf bikes., August 30, 2009
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T. Ochinero (Los Angeles) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Avid Single Digit 5 Bicycle Linear Pull Brake (Black, Front or Rear) (Sports)
I own high end components (like Campy and Zero G) and obviously this isn't high end.
But it's good bang for your buck and a decent upgrade for most sub-700 dollar off the shelf bikes out there.
When my wife's Townie showed up with flimsy no-name brakes that appear to be made from something resembling compressed aluminum shavings... I popped a pair of these on.
Night and day in terms of performance (you can tell the difference in quality just holding them in your hands compared with the no name junk).
Nice!
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars way better than my old cantilevers, June 20, 2011
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B. Khatri (San Francisco Bay Area) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Avid Single Digit 5 Bicycle Linear Pull Brake (Black, Front or Rear) (Sports)
I was fed up with my cantilever brakes on some old bike I bought. Then I decided that V brakes would be the logical upgrade. Paired with the Avid FR-5 Single Lever, these brakes work great. It was my first time installing brakes by myself, but I learned a lot in the process. These brakes come with so many adjustments. There's pad spacing, spring tension, pad angle, and more adjustments using the pinch bolt on the brake and the barrel adjuster on the brake lever. Before you install these, make sure that the wheel is installed straight into the fork/dropout. You will have to get & cut your own cable/housing, since this does not come with any. All the adjustments are done with an allen wrench (don't know the exact size) or a small phillips screwdriver. This brake comes with two noodles. One makes a 90 degree bend and is for front brakes; the other makes an acute bend and is for rear brakes. The brakes make a squeaking noise towards the end of a stop (when pads touch the rim with force),... Read more
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great Brake, February 19, 2012
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This review is from: Avid Single Digit 5 Bicycle Linear Pull Brake (Black, Front or Rear) (Sports)
Replaced the stock Promax brakes on my Rockhopper with Avid SD5. Stopping power is single digit operation, easily stops with one finger on the brake lever. The brakes were easy to install and adjust. They work great and are a nice upgrade. I looked into the SD7 brake, seems like the main difference is the SD7 has replaceable cartridge type pads. Did not see the advantage to this, and the SD5 is less money. If you have a bike with linear pull type brakes, you won't go wrong with the Avid Single Digit 5.
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