Price range:
Recently Added Rim Brakes
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Miche Carbon Cross Cantilever Brakes $233.11
SAVE 10%
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Shimano Sora 3500 Brake Caliper $26.02
SAVE 10%(2)
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Shimano LX T670 V-Brakes $23.65
SAVE 10%
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Shimano BR-M422 Acera V-Brake $13.14
SAVE 17%(10)
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Shimano BR-M590 Deore V-Brake $19.71
SAVE 17%(1)
Rim Brakes
Miche Performance 57mm Drop Brake Caliper Set
Pay : $26.29
(149)
Shimano 105 5700 Front Brake Caliper
SAVE 21%
Pay : $46.72
(6)
Shimano BR-M590 Deore V-Brake
SAVE 17%
Pay : $19.71
(1)
Shimano 105 5700 Rear Brake Caliper
SAVE 25%
Pay : $44.36
(7)
Shimano Ultegra 6700 Brake Caliper
SAVE 31%
Pay : $59.15
(35)
Campagnolo Centaur 10 Speed Dual Pivot Brake Calipers
SAVE 25%
Pay : $46.01
(8)
Shimano Dura Ace 7900 Brake Caliper Set
SAVE 26%
Pay : $262.96
(12)
SRAM Red Brake Caliper Set (AeroLink)
SAVE 14%
Pay : $328.70
(1)
Shimano BR-M422 Acera V-Brake
SAVE 17%
Pay : $13.14
(10)
Campagnolo Veloce 10 Speed Dual Pivot Brake Calipers
SAVE 10%
Pay : $43.49
(17)
Shimano Tiagra 4600 Brake Caliper
SAVE 20%
Pay : $26.29
(5)
Shimano BR-R451 Dual Pivot Brake Caliper
SAVE 10%
Pay : $29.58
(5)
Shimano R650 Dual Pivot Brake Caliper
SAVE 11%
Pay : $46.72
(30)
Shimano XT Front/Rear V-Brake (BR-T780)
SAVE 8%
Pay : $30.24
(6)
SRAM Rival Black Brake Caliper Set
SAVE 21%
Pay : $114.25
(1)
Shimano Sora 3500 Brake Caliper
SAVE 10%
Pay : $26.02
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Shimano Dura Ace 9000 Brake Calipers
SAVE 17%
Pay : $164.35
(5)
Campagnolo Lateral Pull Front and Rear Brakes (U-Brakes)
SAVE 20%
Pay : $46.00
(4)
Shimano Ultegra BR-CX70 CycloCross Cantilever Brake
SAVE 10%
Pay : $59.15
(4)
SRAM Apex Black Brake Caliper Set
SAVE 20%
Pay : $59.15
(1)
TRP CX9 - Liner Pull Cyclocross V Brakes
SAVE 10%
Pay : $118.32
(6)
Campagnolo Chorus 11 Speed Dual Pivot Brake Calipers
SAVE 16%
Pay : $170.92
(4)
Rim Brakes
Rim brakes for bikes use the sidewall of the rim to reduce speed, this is done by a pad on either side applying friction against the rim, which reduces your momentum. Road brake callipers have been redesigned over the years and now use a system called 'dual pivot' which means the brake arms pivot off centre to apply a higher amount of pressure on the rim to increase your stopping power. Most manufacturers use dual pivot callipers on the front and rear, but some Campagnolo brakes use a traditional single pivot on the rear to 'balance' the braking power, the logic behind this is that as you brake your weight shifts on to the front of the bike and as much as 75% of the braking force is applied to the front.
