Avid BB7 Road S Mechanical Disc Brake Caliper BLACK – Front Or Rear

Shand Cycles

£49.99

Lightweight and Racy A sleek and stylish upgrade to the best mechanical caliper on the market. The BB7S stainless steel hardware and anodized finish make it right at home on any road-disc build. Compatible with Red, Force, Rival and Apex levers. ROTOR Bracket Sold Separately Tech Spec : Weight : 197 grams, Caliper Only Caliper Design : Mechanical, Forged 2-piece Aluminum Finish : Black Anodized Rotor : Centerline 140/160mm Pad : Organic with Steel Backing Plates Adjustment : Dual Knob Pad Adjustment, Tri-Align Caliper Positioning System Intended Use : CX/TRK/URBAN/ROAD Technologies : Tri-Align

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SHAND CYCLES UK LTD, number 15233239. Checked 2026-09-06.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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