Hope Tech 4 V4
From 214.40
Shimano Saint M820
From 189.00
Shimano XTR M9100
From 188.10
Hope Tech 4 X2
From 170.90
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Pros
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Superbly processed |
Great braking performance |
cooling |
Parcel in excellent condition |
Speed of dispatch |
Fast delivery |
Product Quality |
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Cons
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Shimano could supply an extra olive per brake |
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According to the product specialist
Pros
The braking power of the Hope Tech 4 has been increased by 30% compared to its predecessor, the Hope Tech 3 MTB brakes. |
Suitable for enduro and downhill use depending on rider weight + bike, see last product image. |
The shape of the brake lever has been further improved to maximize comfort and control. |
The position of the brake levers is manually adjustable according to personal preference, with a maximum range of 30°. |
Dual oversized pistons for maximum braking power, perfect modulation on technical downhill or enduro courses and descents. |
These brakes have excellent modulation and stopping power. |
The caliper has a double piston, making it extra powerful. |
The range of the brake lever is adjustable. |
The XTR M9100 brakes are designed to withstand even the most extreme situations. They offer consistent braking power even in wet or muddy conditions. |
These mtb brakes are highly modulable, meaning you can precisely dose the braking force. This is essential for controlling your mountain bike in technical situations. |
This brake set is very lightweight, making it ideal for long, mountainous rides. |
You can adjust the distance between brake lever and handlebar without tools. |
They have an advanced cooling system that helps keep the brakes cool, even during prolonged use. |
The stopping power of the Hope Tech 4 has been increased by about 30% compared to its predecessor, the Hope Tech 3 MTB brakes. |
Suitable for cross country use. Depending on rider weight + bike, see last product image. |
Made with single pistons, the X2 variant is built to be as light and compact as possible while maintaining great stopping power for flat to hilly courses. |
The position of the brake levers is manually adjustable according to personal preference, with a maximum range of 30°. |
The shape of the brake lever has been further improved to maximize comfort and control. |
Cons
The V4 mtb brakes have too much braking power for cross country and trail use. For cross country opt for the Hope Tech 4 X2 or the E4 for trail or enduro. |
The brakes are not compatible with I-Spec II or I-Spec EV shift levers. |
The modulation is not as good as with SRAM or Magura brakes. |
The X2 mtb brakes have too little braking power for enduro use. The Hope Tech 4 E4 MTB brakes are better suited for trail and enduro. |
Specifications
Brake Type
V4
X2 / X2
Disc brake oil type
DOT 5.1
Shimano Mineral oil
Shimano Mineral oil
DOT 5.1
Soft (Resin/Organic)
Soft (Resin/Organic)
Soft (Resin/Organic)
Composition
Set
Front brake
Rear brake
Front brake
Rear brake
Set
Front brake
Rear brake
Front brake
Rear brake
Set
Front brake
Rear brake
Front brake
Rear brake
Set
Front brake
Rear brake
Front brake
Rear brake
Standard Hose
Shimano BH-90
Shimano BH-90
Standard Hose
Y8JA98020 SM-BH90
Brake and lever position
Front / Left
Rear / Right
Rear / Right
Front / Left
Rear / Right
Rear / Right
Brake Hose Length
1000 mm
1700 mm
1700 mm
1000 mm
1700 mm
1700 mm
Application
Enduro
Downhill
Downhill
Enduro
Downhill
Downhill
Cross-Country
Cross-Country
Best
Best
Best
Best
Shimano C
Shimano G
Hope X2
Colour
Black
Black
Black
Black
Shifter Mounting
Shimano I-Spec EV
Pre-installed and bled hoses
J-kit bled hoses
Pre-installed and bled hoses
Brake Mount
Post Mount
Post Mount
Post Mount
Post Mount
Number of pistons in caliper
4 Pistons
4 Pistons
2 Pistons
2 Pistons
Adjustability
Adjust lever reach with handy dial
No adjustment possibilities
Adjust lever reach with Allen key or Torx screwdriver
Adjust lever reach with handy dial