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Shimano XT M785 Disc Brake

ITEM NUMBER: 115 SHI091
PRICE POINT:
$129.98
MSRP:
$170.00
 
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Shimano XT M785 Disc Brake

The Shimano XT BR-M785 disc brake is lighter and more compact than ever -- and has more braking power. Short stroke Servo-Wave mechanism delivers quick pad engagement and plenty of power for controlling aggressive speed. Combined with an appropriately sized Ice-Tech rotor for optimum braking performance to match your riding style.

  • Includes brake caliper, brake lever and hose
  • Short stroke Servo-Wave mechanism for quick pad engagement and more power
  • Forged alloy brake lever for optimum strength and reliability
  • Forged caliper is rigid and lightweight
  • Oversized 22mm twin ceramic pistons for optimum heat insulation
  • Mineral oil brake fluid is non-corrosive
  • Ice-Tech alloy caliper fins enhance heat radiation
  • Shimless mounting for fast and easy installation
  • Ispec-compatible lever mounting reduces weight
  • Adjustable reach and free stroke so you can customize the XT BR-M785 disc brake lever to suit your preferences

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Model

M785 Deore XT Disc Brake

Hose Length

Front 1000mm, Rear 1700mm

Compatible Brake Lever

BL-M785, BL-T785

Hydraulic Fluid Type

Mineral Oil

Caliper Mount

74mm Post Mount Type

Rotor Size Compatibility

160mm, 180mm, 203mm

Piston Type

Opposed 2-Piston

Pad Type

Sintered

Weight

300g (front), 315g (rear)

LOVE - May 16, 2013

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5 out of 5 stars
ADAM P.
KELLER, TX

Wow, Price Point finally has product reviews!!! Yeah, the brakes rock. Love me some Shimano. They are very precise and there isn't much modulation, with is fine with me. The XTR's seem to modulate a little more if you like that sort of thing. It's easy to slide the rear with XT, not as easy with XTR. Both are solid brakes thou. Another note: My LBS informed me that these brakes are NOT serviceable... I had to trash my old XT and get new ones when a part broke. But they lasted several years... very durable.

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One of the best - May 14, 2013

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5 out of 5 stars
PETER Y.
IRVINE, CA

I've owned Avid Elixir CRs, Formula Oros, Hope Tech M4s and V2s, and the older M775 Shimanos. These are hands-down the best. Instant power and super strong. Almost too strong. If you want modulation, these probably aren't for you. If you want to know you're going to stop right away, get these. There's also almost no maintenance needed for Shimano brakes.

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