MTB Hydraulic Disc Brake Set – 2-Piston Caliper & 3-Finger Steel Lever, Front & Rear, 160mm Rotor Compatible

Confident stopping power for entry-level and recreational mountain bikes. This hydraulic disc brake kit pairs a 2-piston caliper with a slender steel 2/3-finger lever for reliable, quiet braking, easy installation, and accessible reach for smaller hands.

Specifications:

• Type: Hydraulic Disc Brake Set
• Use: Mountain Bikes (MTB)
• Components: 2-Piston Caliper and Steel Brake Lever (disc brake components)
• Material: Light Alloy caliper body, steel lever
• Braking System: Hydraulic mineral oil system (hydraulic brake pads)
• Model Number: MT200
• Hose / Cable Lengths: Front: 800–900 mm (31.5–35.4 in); Rear: 1400–1650 mm (55.1–64.9 in) — specific lengths sent based on stock
• Rotor Compatibility: 160 mm rotor (approx. 6.3 in)
• Lever Reach: Minimum reach 75 mm (approx. 2.95 in) — suitable for smaller hands
• Bleeding System: One-way bleeding and funnel bleeding for easier maintenance
• Pad Clearance: 40% wider pad clearance to reduce rubbing and noise
• Installation: Designed for easy, quick, clean installation
• Performance Notes: Braking power tuned for entry-level riders with reliable, low-noise operation

Compatibility: Ideal for a wide range of flat-bar and mountain bikes. Hose lengths vary by stock—please check measurements before installation. For best results, use a compatible 160 mm rotor and hydraulic mineral oil for bleeding and maintenance.

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Safety Notes:

Always wear a properly fitted helmet and protective gear, including knee and elbow pads, when riding.

Adult supervision is recommended for children while riding.

Ensure the bike is used on safe, flat surfaces and away from traffic.

Regularly check brakes, tires, and other components for proper function before each ride.

Do not exceed the recommended weight limit for the bike.

Do not squeeze the brake lever when pads or the rotor are not installed; empty lever pulls can cause hydraulic issues. Have installation, bleeding, and any repairs performed or inspected by a qualified technician and follow proper hydraulic oil handling and bleeding procedures.