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其他商品|Tektro TRP Spyke MD-M600 MTB Rear Post Mount Disc Brake Caliper and Rotor 160mm

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Tektro TRP Spyke MD-M600 MTB Rear Post Mount Disc Brake Caliper and Rotor 160mmIn 2006, the high-end brand TRP – (Tektro Racing Products) was founded on the idea of building the highest quality braking systems available in the bicycle industry. TRP braking systems are designed for superior levels of performance and durability achieved through the use of advanced production techniques, accurate processing and meticulous quality control. By using exotic materials such as carbon fiber, titanium and TT6 aluminum, TRP brakes set a new industry standard for precise control. TRP brakes are extensively tested for reliability and safety on-road, off-road and in the laboratory by a company with over 35 years of experience designing and manufacturing bicycle brake systems.Tektro TRP Spyke MD-M600 MTB Rear Post Mount Disc Brake Caliper and Rotor 160mm
Finally a mechanical disc brake for mountain bikes and fat bikes that offers superior performance and is a snap to set up.
The TRP Spyke brake is a dual sided mechanical brake where both pads actuate providing even and precise clamping force.
This translates into even pad wear and, with the addition of a simple cable barrel adjuster, the pads can be adjusted easily and hassle free.
No frustration at completely adjusting the whole caliper, only to have it continue to drag the fixed side, adding wear!
All of this in a 169g package that works with any of the linear pull levers on the market.
Rotor Size : 160mm 
You will receive : 
1x TRP SPYKE MTB REAR BRAKE CALLIPER 
1X TRP SYPKE MTB ROTAR 160mm
Bolts included 

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Brand:TektroSKU:MD-M600-RTags:Brakes, Components, Disc Brake sets - MTB
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Tektro TRP Spyke MD-M600 MTB Rear Post Mount Disc Brake Caliper and Rotor 160mmIn 2006, the high-end brand TRP – (Tektro Racing Products) was founded on the idea of building the highest quality braking systems available in the bicycle industry. TRP braking systems are designed for superior levels of performance and durability achieved through the use of advanced production techniques, accurate processing and meticulous quality control. By using exotic materials such as carbon fiber, titanium and TT6 aluminum, TRP brakes set a new industry standard for precise control. TRP brakes are extensively tested for reliability and safety on-road, off-road and in the laboratory by a company with over 35 years of experience designing and manufacturing bicycle brake systems.Tektro TRP Spyke MD-M600 MTB Rear Post Mount Disc Brake Caliper and Rotor 160mm
Finally a mechanical disc brake for mountain bikes and fat bikes that offers superior performance and is a snap to set up.
The TRP Spyke brake is a dual sided mechanical brake where both pads actuate providing even and precise clamping force.
This translates into even pad wear and, with the addition of a simple cable barrel adjuster, the pads can be adjusted easily and hassle free.
No frustration at completely adjusting the whole caliper, only to have it continue to drag the fixed side, adding wear!
All of this in a 169g package that works with any of the linear pull levers on the market.
Rotor Size : 160mm 
You will receive : 
1x TRP SPYKE MTB REAR BRAKE CALLIPER 
1X TRP SYPKE MTB ROTAR 160mm
Bolts included 

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Brand:TektroSKU:MD-M600-RTags:Brakes, Components, Disc Brake sets - MTB
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