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Recently Added Brake Cables
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Cinelli Cable Guide - Pack of 3 $22.64
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Shimano Road Stainless Steel Inner Brake Wire $5.95
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Gore Bike Wear Ride On Professional Brake Cable Kits $47.68
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Jagwire Single Bike End Cap Kits $13.10
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Jagwire Non Crimp Cable Ferrules $4.75
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Brake Cables
Transfil Shimano Road Brake Cable Inner
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Pay : $2.08
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Clarks Universal SS Inner Brake Cable
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Pay : $2.51
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LifeLine Essential Inner Brake Cable
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Pay : $1.54
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Clarks Universal Front and Rear Brake Cable Kit
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Pay : $15.09
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Shimano Road and MTB Brake Cable Set
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Pay : $11.19
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Hudz Hi-Tech Cable Donutz - Bag of 30
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Pay : $3.56
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Transfil Shimano MTB Brake Cable Inner
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Pay : $2.11
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Jagwire Racer Brake and Gear Cable Kit for Road Bikes
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Pay : $39.34
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Transfil Pack Of 10 Outer Self-Locking Ferrules
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Pay : $1.91
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LifeLine Essential Tandem Inner Brake Cable
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Pay : $1.35
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LifeLine Performance PTFE Inner Brake Cable
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Pay : $4.18
LifeLine Brake Cable Ferrules - Pack of 10
SAVE 15%
Pay : $2.24
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Transfil Shimano MTB Cantilever Brake Straddle Wire
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Pay : $1.18
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Shimano Road Brake Cable Set with PTFE Inner Cable
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Pay : $41.72
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Transfil Campagnolo Road Brake Cable Inner
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Pay : $3.28
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Dia-Compe DC Cable Clamp Silver
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Pay : $3.56
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Yokozuna Reaction Cable System
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Pay : $59.62
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Shimano Road Stainless Steel Inner Brake Wire
SAVE 10%
Pay : $5.95
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Jagwire Single Bike End Cap Kits
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Pay : $13.10
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Shimano Road Gear Cable Set with PTFE Inner Cable
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Pay : $41.72
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Transfil Shimano K.ble Brake Cable Set
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Pay : $14.91
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Brake Cables
Brake cables can make a big difference to the way your brakes feel, a good quality set of brake cables should make your brakes respond more positively and be more controllable, this will enable you to manage your speed through technical sections while off road or descending on the road. The invention of the brake cable, known as a Bowden cable, has been popularly attributed to Sir Frank Bowden, founder and owner of the Raleigh Bicycle company who, circa 1902, was reputed to have started replacing the rigid rods used for bicycle brakes with a flexible wound cable. The basic design has remained un-changed, but improvements in materials and technology have improved providing a smoother and more positive lever feel.
