so these won't work with road bike brake cable ends?
1722146
Nope, you'll need to drop a few bucks on cables. More than likely you'll change housing as well if you're coming from drop bars.
1817901
These only accept MTB brake cable ends, I was a little bummed out myself but they are easy to come by.
1125737
Warning they do NOT fit Shimano 105 Model brake calipers - the slot in the caliper that accepts the mounting bolt is too narrow for these.
1111208
No, these are made for mountain bikes so these would not be good choice for a road bike.
1999352
The prongs fit to the post of your bike seat. They may be too short. Email the company and they will send you longer ones at no charge.
1339452
I never tried. I bought these for a fixed gear road bike so, didn't really need to. Sorry I wasn't more help.
650715
No, I secured my brake wires using plastic tie wraps out of the way. It's better than what the bike shop or manufacturer did.
661142
I don't think so bro. I don't like that they were kind of cheap and brittle when I tried to put them on my bike. They gave me a refund right away but I think there's better products out there.
1842364
They will work on pretty much any bike just how creative you can be I built my own brakets using one of the ones that come with it and some angel iron. The brakets that come with them are ment for bikes with side rails like a luggage rack support or an exposed frameing.
1125001
I have two sets of these and all mine have a small clock spring on the pivot that returns the lever. I converted a road bike to flat bar and the brake cables on the bike worked just fine. These levers use the barrel shaped cable ends.
1646384
I'm not sure. These are the cable kit for sportsers. I'm sure they make a kit for softails
2242406
They did not work on mine, there is no way to attach them properly to the pedals.
1364621
Hi, the gauges will work, the adapters might be a different size for your bike, I'm not sure of the size but if there not the right size you can buy the right one's.
899092
They won't work. As you have stated, these straps go through 2 openings on the pedal. Go to your local bike shop to pick some new pedals up! These straps are worth it!
498084
As far as I know, yes. I've seen some pads longer than these but not thicker, and not requiring any other mode of attachment. I've used them on road bikes and hybrid road-mountain bikes. But, to be sure, I would stop by a bicycle retailer and take a look at various models.
1909045
Sorry but no they wont. They are competly different systems. The discs mount to the hub on the wheels which need to be designed for disc brakes. Your bikes frame must also be equipt with disc brake attatchments at the end of your forks and same for the back most bikes have this at the front end. All depends on the bike.
1080206
I think they might. They have worked well on my bike and I like the length of them. You can always return them if they do no work out.