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Shimano MT200 Disc Brake Set Front and Rear
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Posted 31 March 2024

Shimano MT200 Disc Brake Set Front and Rear

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Great price for a pair of excellent at this price budget hydraulic brakes, don't recall ever seeing them cheaper than this. Price includes automatic 10% discount and free delivery or collect instore.

Shimano BR-MT200/BL-MT200 Disc Brake Set
  • Fully bled disc brake set
  • Suitable for use with Center Lock or 6-bolt rotors
  • Mineral oil brake fluid is non-corrosive and less hazardous than conventional hydraulic brake fluid
  • For use with resin pads only
Great value fully bled hydraulic disc brake with easily adaptable post-style calliper.

Fully bled lever and calliper comes without adapters or rotors giving you the freedom to customise to suit your bike.

Can be used with the revolutionary Center Lock rotor system which fits easily to Center Lock compatible hubs or alternatively conventional 6-bolt rotors can be used all in a choice of 160 mm, 180 mm.
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  1. rugman's avatar
    Don't forget to sign up to the free motoring club for a fiver off a 30 quid spend

    halfords.com/mot…tml
    clay27's avatar
    Is that only for motoring parts?
  2. weiran's avatar
    Great price, best budget brakes by a country mile.

    But you can get them for about £20 on Aliexpress.
  3. clay27's avatar
    Direct replacement for mine. Happy days.
  4. Limmy's avatar
    Would these be an easy swap for dufus on a Decathlon Rockrider EST100?
    weiran's avatar
    Should be, only problem is the rear hose might be a bit long for a hardtail. Cutting the length is a pain as you’ll need to bleed them afterwards. Probably get a bike shop to do that unless you have a bleed kit already.
  5. clay27's avatar
    You have to cut the feont cable I think. I haven't looked yet. They come good to go in the box. Just bolt on and away to go...
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