Tech Tip: V-Brake Arm Lengths
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Tech Tip: V-Brake Arm Lengths
Despite their age, our articles on v-brakes and v-brake conversions remain very popular with GRAVELBIKE’s readers. To help folks determine whether a certain brake will clear their bikes’ fenders or fat tires, we’ve compiled a list of popular v-brakes’ arm lengths (the list will be updated as new information becomes available).
Model | Length (mm) |
---|---|
Tektro 917A | 75 |
Tektro 926AL | 80 |
Paul MiniMoto | 83 |
TRP CX8.4 | 84 |
BOX Eclipse (short) | 85 |
Campagnolo Mirage | 85 |
Promax P-1 (short) | 85 |
Tektro BX3v | 85 |
Tektro RX5 | 85 |
Shimano BR-R353 | 87 |
Shimano BR-R463 | 90 |
Shimano BR-R573 | 90 |
Tektro RX6 | 90 |
TRP CX9 | 90 |
Tektro 930AL | 95 |
Tektro BX25 | 95 |
Bullseye Raceworks | 96 |
Tektro M530 | 102 |
Tektro M730 | 102 |
TRP M920 | 102 |
Paul Motolite | 103 |
Avid SL | 104 |
KCNC | 105 |
AEST | 106 |
Koski Lite | 106 |
Shimano Deore XT BR-T780 | 107 |
BOX Eclipse (long) | 108 |
Promax P-1 (long) | 108 |
Tektro 857AL | 110 |
Tektro C310 | 110 |
Tektro 849AL | 120 |
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