Dura-Ace ST-R9120-L Shift/Brake Lever - Left 2x Black
  • Shimano Dura-Ace Left-Side 2x Black Hydraulic Shift and Brake Lever ST-R9120-L for Road Bikes

Dura-Ace ST-R9120-L Shift/Brake Lever - Left 2x Black

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Product Description

The Shimano Dura-Ace ST-R9120-L left 2x black shift/brake lever is a top - notch component for road bikes. This dual - control lever features a shorter lever stroke, allowing for quick and intuitive shifting. The redesigned internal shifting unit makes the front shift action lighter. With a 10.9mm reach adjustment range, you can customize the lever position precisely for a comfortable grip and smooth operation. The hydraulic brake lever offers easy control and consistent braking in all weather conditions. SERVOWAVE technology provides fast initial pad travel and a rapid increase in braking power for better control. You can adjust the lever blade according to your personal preference. It comes with an 1800mm inner shift lever cable and a band clamp that fits 23.8 - 24.2mm handlebars. Technical specs include hydraulic brake lever actuation, double drivetrain, no rotor included, black color, mineral oil as hydraulic fluid, left - side use, no brake included, adjustable reach, 11 drivetrain speeds, and compatibility with Shimano Road front derailleurs and shifters.

Using this Shimano Dura - Ace shift and brake lever is easy. First, install the lever on your handlebar using the band clamp that fits 23.8 - 24.2mm handlebars. Connect the 1800mm inner shift lever cable properly. When shifting gears, a short push on the lever will smoothly change the gears thanks to the shorter lever stroke. For braking, just squeeze the lever, and the hydraulic system will provide consistent stopping power in all weather. To adjust the lever to your liking, use the reach adjustment feature to set the lever blade position. As for maintenance, regularly check the hydraulic fluid level and top it up with mineral oil if needed. Keep the lever clean by wiping it with a soft cloth after rides. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the components. If you notice any issues with shifting or braking performance, it's a good idea to take it to a professional bike mechanic for a check - up.


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