Shimano XTR Trail M9120 Scheibenbremse

Beschreibung

Die Shimano XTR Trail M9120 Scheibenbremsen eigenen sich für Enduro, Trail und All Mountain. Die Shimano Ingenieure haben die XTR 9120 Bremshebel eines Bremssystems, dass bereits der Maßstab für Mountainbike-Bremssysteme war, neu entworfen. Der Shimano XTR BR-M9120 Bremssattel hat eine einteilige Aluminium Konstruktion und sorgt für eine deutlich schnellere Reaktion dank der 4 Kolben und weniger Freilauf des kompletten Bremssystems. Die Metall Bremsbeläge N03A Resin oder N04A mit Kühlrippen in Kombination mit dem 4-Kolben Bremssattel garantieren eine sehr gute Verzögerung und ein niedriges Gewicht im selben Moment.

Technologie

Improved modulation through Servo Wave Action
The Shimano XTR Trail M9120 disc brakes use Shimano's Servo Wave Action. This technology means that the speed at which the pistons go in decreases as the pistons get closer to the disc. This keeps the quick bite point that Shimano brakes are known for, but greatly improves modulation.

Good heat dissipation
Thanks to good modulation, these Shimano XTR Trail M9120 Disc Brakes already build up a lot less heat. Thanks to the brake pads with cooling fins, the dissipation of accumulated heat is also much better. Combined with Shimano XTR MT-M900 disc brake rotors, the Shimano XTR Trail M9120 disc brakes dissipate the heat to the max!

Adjustment to suit your needs
The position of the brake lever on the Shimano XTR M9120 Disc Brakes is almost entirely adjustable. Thanks to I-Spec EV, you can adjust the position of the brake lever in relation to the shifter both horizontally and vertically. The distance between brake lever and handlebar can also be adjusted without tools, making this brake also suitable for mountain bikers with smaller hands.

Kom­pa­ti­bi­li­tät

Adapters for calipers
If you switch to a different brand of disc brake or want to fit a different size of disc brake rotor, you will need a different adapter between frame and caliper.
These adapters can be found here.

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