Please note: this item does not work with Shimano Saint hubs, or Shimano XTR WH-M965 and XT WH-M765 complete wheelsets. It does work with (XTR) 965, (XT) 765, and (LX) 585 hubs.

• R55C2: All Conditions
• R55C: Standard

Please note: fits Hope Mono M4 brakes only. Will not fit older Hope M4 systems or other Hope Mono brakes.

The Single Digit 5 is offered in a new design and colorfor '04. It features Avid's FVA (Force Vector Alignment) to ensure the mostefficient, powerful braking possible. The included Overcoat boot seals yourcables from dirt and grit. Keep the change in your pocket and your bike on thetrail with the SD-5.

Please note: these pads do not fit Hope Mono M4 brake systems. Non-Mono M4's only.

• 6 bolt international standard mounting.
• Sold singly. Order two if you need enough for a whole bike.

This sleek new CNC rim brake pivots on sealed cartridge bearings so you’ll get a smooth, effortless stop. In fact, its stopping power will amaze even disc brake devotees. It also has a lefty/righty reversible noodle which allows you to route the cable from, you guessed it, the left or right lever. Beautifully sculpted from solid aluminum billet, it’s very lightweight - just as you'd expect from Avid.

This item includes 1 brake (enough for one wheel). Order two of this item if you need brakes for a complete bike.

For years, Avid has represented the best available technology in mechanical braking systems available for mountain bikes. Now the company you've come to depend on is releasing their first hydraulic disc brake system, the Juicy Seven series. As with most Avid products, the Juicy Seven goes above and beyond the technology used by competitors.

Avid starts with an open system, so there is no need to adjust the pads as they wear. The system uses DOT 4 or 5.1 fluid, which is easy to find everywhere. The new Speed Dial pad contact point adjustment lets you dial things in by adjusting the starting position of the master cylinder piston, which in turn affects where in the throw of the levers the pads will contact the rotor. The reservoir is in a protected position, nestled under the handlebar, out of harms way. The inside of the reservoir has a unique shape that makes it virtually impossible for any air to work into the system regardless of how the bicycle is stored.

Most disc brake systems seem to have power OR modulation - the Juicy Seven has plenty of both, largely due to Avid's new low X-factor pivot design, which reduces the distance from the center of the handlebar to the center of the lever pivot. With the lowest X-factor of 39mm, the lever blade moves in the most ergonomic arc of any hydraulic brake, cooperating with the natural motion of the hand instead of moving in a direction the hand was never designed to go. Perfect for one or two finger braking! The lever also offers a simple reach adjustment, so they can be used even by folks with smaller hands. Finally, the lever is of a "flip-flop" style, so you can easily setup your system to operate either brake with either hand.

Avid didn't skimp on the caliper design, either. It offers a "rotating banjo" design, so that the housing can be routed in the cleanest way possible. (No more unsightly and snag-prone loops of hose hanging out near the caliper). With Avid's unique screw-on syringes and integrated shutoff valves, you'll finally be able to bleed your brake without getting fluid everywhere.

The rotor uses Avid's "clean-sweep" serpentine design, with strategically placed holes that clean the entire pad surface while aiding in cooling. The Juicy Seven's pads are interchangeable with the popular Avid mechanical disc brake, so they'll be readily available.

• replacment brake pad inserts for Shimano cartridge style brake pads