Hope EVO TR4 Left-Hand Hydraulic Disc Brake Set - 4-Piston, Post Mount, Braided Steel Hose, Black/Purple, Trail Performance, Precision Control
Product Description
Hope EVO TR4 Left-Hand Hydraulic Disc Brake Set - 4-Piston, Post Mount, Braided Steel Hose, Black/Purple, Trail Performance, Precision Control
- Increased lever hook provides greater control and security during aggressive riding while a new dimple design improves comfort during hard braking and retains grip in all weather conditions
- Constructed with a lightweight, one-piece caliper design that offers optimal stiffness-to-weight ratio, enhancing brake modulation and overall lever feel.
- Equipped with larger pistons and advanced cam geometry for increased power and improved modulation, providing consistent braking performance during demanding off-road adventures.
- Designed with an aggressive lever hook and dimpled surface for enhanced grip, comfort, and control in all weather conditions and during hard braking.
- Includes a left-hand, post-mount setup with adjustable reach and contact point for customized fit, plus built-in bleed port for easy maintenance and optimal hydraulic fluid performance.
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