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Walker 12er/14er brake cable, complete
SKU:
20-40-100
GTIN:
07350039033559
Stock Status:
In Stock
Region: Available
Delivery Status:
3-5 working days
- Brake cable
- Cable housing L: 1020 mm
- Adjuster screw
- loosen the screw on the handle and pull it off
- loosen the screw on the brake lever and pull it off
- remove the wheel
- remove the brake cover
- remove the wire from the brake
- remove the wire from the brake lever
- Mount the wire on the brake lever and thread on the brake lever, and attach the grip
- mount the wire in the brake and then mount on the brake protection cover
- Attach the wheel
- Attach the handle and brake lever
- test the brake and adjust it if necessary, this is done on the part that protrudes from the brake cover. Screw on it with an 8mm wrench to the desired result
Instructional video
Watch this detailed and comprehensive instructional video to discover how to assemble this yourself.
User Guides
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Customer Reviews
Paul Myers-Allen
Brake lead
Easy to fit.
Norbert Bindewald
Easy to assemble
Good day, ladies and gentlemen.
The new brake cable was easy to install. Unfortunately, my second brake cable has now also broken, a good six months later, and again in the same place, right next to the nipple in the handlebar grip. I hope this is due to a material defect; otherwise, I'll have to
investigate the cause. I thought the brake cable's protective sheath was too short because the handlebar grips were at their maximum, but why does the cable break right next to the nipple?
The new brake cable was easy to install. Unfortunately, my second brake cable has now also broken, a good six months later, and again in the same place, right next to the nipple in the handlebar grip. I hope this is due to a material defect; otherwise, I'll have to
investigate the cause. I thought the brake cable's protective sheath was too short because the handlebar grips were at their maximum, but why does the cable break right next to the nipple?