Juin Tech R1 Hybrid Hydraulic Road Disc Brake Set Cable Disc Dual Side Actuation Travel/CX Bike Caliper 160mm Rotor Post Adapter

Description

JUIN Cable-Actuated Hydraulic Road Disc Brake set with 160mm rotors

Brand: Juin Tech
Model : R1
MOUNTING TYPE：Post Mount

Color Option: Black,Red,Green,Blue,Gray,Rose Red there may be little color difference in different batches
position: Front & Rear
Qty: 1set

Package includes with original retail box:

2 x Hydraulic cable actuated post mount disc caliper, inc finned pads
2 x Postmount adapters
4 x Postmount bolts & washers – long
4 x Postmount bolts – short
2 x 160mm Stainless Steel Rotors
12 x torq screws to mount rotors

Weight: +/- 145g per caliper approx
The Juin tech R1 hydraulic cable pull road disc brake set offers a unique solution to the rider wantin to upgrade from mechanical cable pull disc brakes.
Braking performance is enhanced over a mechanical disc brake and the caliper has easy pad and cabl adjustment
The brake pads operate by a cable actuated closed hydraulic mineral oil system
The Juin tech R1 has outstanding braking performance and stopping powe
Brand new, with original packaging
Made in Taiwan
Frequently Asked Questions:
Minimum rotor size: 160mm
Using other rotors:

The Juin Tech R1 brakes will work fine with any other 160mm rotor. If you already have some Avid's etc in 160mm, don't worry the brakes will work just fine.
Why can't I use 140mm rotors?

160mm rotors are the optimum size rotor to get the most efficient and effective braking from the Juin Tech R1 brakes.

Using a 140mm rotor impair the braking performance of the Juin Tech R1 brake. A 140mm rotor will reduce the braking performance and also prevent maximum heat dissipation leading to reduced braking performance.

If you are concerned about weight, don't be, if you take into consideration the weight saving you are gaining from the caliper, the few extra grams of a 160mm rotor over a 140mm is minimal. Whats better? increased braking performance, allowing you to brake later beating your competitor into the corner or saving a few grams?
Flat Mount/Post Mount Reference map：