Dia-Compe 806 Caliper Brake 57-75 mm Drop - Black
£19.99
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Details
- Lightweight forged alloy
- Power reinforcement with dual-pivot device
- Deep drop 57-75 mm
- Nutted style fitting
- Black
- Front or rear versions available
- Weight: 210g
- Power reinforcement with dual-pivot device
- Deep drop 57-75 mm
- Nutted style fitting
- Black
- Front or rear versions available
- Weight: 210g
Specification
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Questions & Answers (7)
Is there a minimum rim width recommendation for these?
By Val
17 Aug 2017
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
There is no official minimum rim width recommended for these brakes, but we'd suggest not using on rims any narrower than 19/20mm.
Thanks.
There is no official minimum rim width recommended for these brakes, but we'd suggest not using on rims any narrower than 19/20mm.
Thanks.
Compatibility With Rims...
By Will
06 Jul 2017
Hi. Would these brakes be compatible with rims with an external width of 25mm?
thanks.
thanks.
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
These brakes would be absolutely fine with use on rims that measure 25mm externally.
Thanks.
These brakes would be absolutely fine with use on rims that measure 25mm externally.
Thanks.
What Is Length Of The Bolt On Front And Rear?
By Val
13 Jun 2016
Is it possible to use on frame for recessed fitting (rear)
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
These brakes are normally designed for use with a nutted fitting rather than a recessed bolt. The rear bolt is 33mm long and the front bolt is 51mm long.
Thanks.
These brakes are normally designed for use with a nutted fitting rather than a recessed bolt. The rear bolt is 33mm long and the front bolt is 51mm long.
Thanks.
What Brake Blocks Fit These Brakes And Do You Stock Them?
By Haydn
29 Apr 2016
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
These brakes use standard Shimano style calliper brake blocks so any blocks that use the Shimano pattern can be used.
Thanks.
These brakes use standard Shimano style calliper brake blocks so any blocks that use the Shimano pattern can be used.
Thanks.
Front & Rear Differences
By Neil
02 Jun 2015
Is it just the length of the bolt?
Can I buy the bolt separately?
Can I buy the bolt separately?
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
Yes the only difference between the two is the length of the bolt. The bolts are not available separately I'm afraid.
Thanks.
Yes the only difference between the two is the length of the bolt. The bolts are not available separately I'm afraid.
Thanks.
Hi, Do These Dia Comp Callipers Fit A Brompton?
By Peter
23 Apr 2015
Do they have the correct drop to fit a brompton front and rear. (I suspect I may need to make alterations to make the actually bolt on correctly)
Thanks, Peter.
Thanks, Peter.
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
They are right on the limit of the drop required for a Brompton as they usually require about 60mm of drop for the front and 55mm for the rear. The other issue with fitting these brakes to a Brompton is that Brompton's run the brake cable the opposite way so the cable clamp and guide/ barrel adjuster are in the incorrect place on this brake.
Thanks.
They are right on the limit of the drop required for a Brompton as they usually require about 60mm of drop for the front and 55mm for the rear. The other issue with fitting these brakes to a Brompton is that Brompton's run the brake cable the opposite way so the cable clamp and guide/ barrel adjuster are in the incorrect place on this brake.
Thanks.
How Is The Drop Measured?
By Anonymous
30 May 2014
From the frame fixing bolt to the lowest setting or is it the setting in the brake block slot
SJS Customer Service:
Hi,
The drop is measured from the centre of the frame fixing bolt to the centre of the brake pad fitting bolt.
Thanks.
The drop is measured from the centre of the frame fixing bolt to the centre of the brake pad fitting bolt.
Thanks.