Deore BL-MT501/BR-MT520 Disc Brake Lever - Rear Hydraulic Post Mount BLK
  • Shimano Deore Rear Hydraulic Post Mount Black Disc Brake Lever - BL-MT501/BR-MT520 for Various Riding Styles
  • Shimano Deore Rear Hydraulic Post Mount Black Disc Brake Lever - BL-MT501/BR-MT520 for Various Riding Styles
  • Shimano Deore Rear Hydraulic Post Mount Black Disc Brake Lever - BL-MT501/BR-MT520 for Various Riding Styles

Deore BL-MT501/BR-MT520 Disc Brake Lever - Rear Hydraulic Post Mount BLK

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Product Description

The Shimano Deore BL-MT501/BR-MT520 rear hydraulic post mount disc brake and lever in black is a top - notch choice for riders. It offers reliable braking power and a rigid design suitable for a wide range of riding styles, from cross - country to trail riding. The brakes come pre - bled, and the lever and caliper are packaged separately. The BL - MT501 hydraulic disc brake lever has a smooth and durable master cylinder, ensuring sleek and stable braking. It features Servowave action technology, which boosts lever output, meaning you need minimal lever movement to make the pads touch the rotor. It also has an I - SPEC II clamp band and a 2 - finger lever with tooled reach adjust. Technical specs include hydraulic brake lever actuation, no included rotor, post - mount caliper, black color, mineral oil as hydraulic fluid, right - hand brake lever use, 1700mm hydraulic hose length, adjustable reach, and non - adjustable contact point.

Using the Shimano Deore BL - MT501/BR - MT520 disc brake is straightforward. First, make sure to properly install the lever and caliper according to the included instructions. Since it's a right - hand brake lever, mount it on the appropriate side of your bike. When you're ready to brake, just squeeze the 2 - finger lever. Thanks to the Servowave action technology, you don't need to press it hard. For the reach adjustment, use the tool to set it to your preferred position. As for maintenance, regularly check the hydraulic fluid level. It uses mineral oil, so if the level is low, top it up with the right type of mineral oil. Keep the brake pads and rotors clean to ensure good braking performance. If you notice any decrease in braking power or strange noises, it might be time to have the brakes serviced. And remember, these brakes are pre - bled, but if you have any issues with the hydraulic system, it's best to take it to a professional bike mechanic.


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