Avid BB7 MTB S - Front or Rear Mechanical Disc Brake

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Description

Lighter, Sleeker Mechanical Disc Power.Power, control and strikingly good looks. That’s the story with the all-new BB7S Mountain mechanical disc brakes from Avid.This update on the well-established BB7 Mountain includes new stainless steel hardware and sleek black anodizing that makes them look as fast as you’ll feel.Part of the beauty with the BB7S Mountain is the no-brainer performance. You get smooth, modulated power and control plus user-friendly setup and adjustability. And the lightweight CenterLine rotors keep the weight in check so the performance boost applies to climbs as well as descents.Avid BB7 - MTB - S - Black Ano - 160mm or 200mm HS1 Rotor (Front or Rear-Includes IS Brackets, Stainless CPS & Rotor Bolts)Tech Spec : Weight : 197g, Caliper Only,Caliper Design : Mechanical, Forged 2-piece Aluminum,Finish : Black Anodized,Rotor : CenterLine 160/180/200mm,Pad : Steel-backed Organic,Adjustment : Dual Knob Pad Adjustment, Tri-Align Caliper Positioning System,Intended Use : Cross Country, Trekking, Comfort, Mountain.Power, control and strikingly good looks. That’s the story with the all-new BB7S Mountain mechanical disc brakes from Avid.This update on the well-established BB7 Mountain includes new stainless steel hardware and sleek black anodizing that makes them look as fast as you’ll feel.Part of the beauty with the BB7S Mountain is the no-brainer performance. You get smooth, modulated power and control plus user-friendly setup and adjustability. And the lightweight CenterLine rotors keep the weight in check so the performance boost applies to climbs as well as descents.Technologies : Tri-Align™ Caliper Positioning System™Another original Avid technology making your life better—there’s never been an easier brake to install and adjust. With Avid’s Tri-Align™Caliper Positioning System™, aligning the caliper to the rotor literally takes seconds. Just loosen the CPS™ bolts a little, and then squeeze the brake lever while re-tightenin