Altus ST-EF505-9R 9-Speed Right EZ-Fire Plus Shift/Brake Lever Hydraulic Disc Brake BLK
  • Shimano Altus 9-Speed Right Hand Hydraulic Disc Brake EZ-Fire Plus Shift and Brake Lever in Black Color

Altus ST-EF505-9R 9-Speed Right EZ-Fire Plus Shift/Brake Lever Hydraulic Disc Brake BLK

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Product Description

Introducing the Shimano Altus ST-EF505-9R 9-Speed Right EZ-Fire Plus Shift/Brake Lever for Hydraulic Disc Brakes in sleek black. This high - quality lever combines Reach Adjust EZ FIRE Plus shifting with an optical gear display in a durable design. The Shimano Reach Adjust mechanism allows you to adjust the lever according to your hand size, riding style, and personal preferences. The EZ FIRE Plus comes with two shift levers, and the upshift lever at the top is easy to spot. The optical gear display is a great help for entry - level riders. Funnel bleeding and clean cable routing make the setup process a breeze. It's a 3 - finger lever. Technical specs include hydraulic brake lever actuation, hydro cable head type, rear hose use, Shimano/SRAM end type, and it's compatible with Shimano Mountain rear derailleurs and shifters.

Using this Shimano Altus shift/brake lever is straightforward. First, adjust the lever using the Reach Adjust mechanism to fit your hand size and riding preference. To shift gears, use the two EZ FIRE Plus shift levers. The upshift lever at the top is easy to reach. The optical gear display will show you the current gear, which is especially useful for new riders. When it comes to braking, simply squeeze the 3 - finger lever. For setup, take advantage of the funnel bleeding and clean cable routing to get it installed quickly. As for maintenance, regularly check the hydraulic system for any signs of leaks. Keep the lever clean by wiping it down after rides, especially if you've been in dirty or wet conditions. Make sure the cables are properly routed and not frayed. If you notice any issues with shifting or braking, it's best to have a professional bike mechanic take a look.


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