Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes Installation Manual

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Pages 13
Year 2014
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Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes Bike Accessory Specification

The Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes are an elite cycling accessory designed for high-performance road bikes, offering superior stopping power and precision. Engineered to enhance aerodynamic efficiency, these brakes feature a streamlined design that reduces drag, contributing to an overall faster ride. Constructed from lightweight, durable materials, the Speed Stop Pro employs cold-forged aluminum arms, ensuring both strength and minimal weight addition to the bike.

The brakes utilize a direct-mount system that allows for an integrated look and feel, seamlessly blending with modern frame designs. This mounting style provides enhanced modulation and increased braking power, delivering consistent and reliable performance in various conditions. The adjustable leverage ratio is a key feature, enabling cyclists to customize the braking response according to personal preference and riding style, ensuring optimal control and confidence.

Compatibility with a wide range of wheel sizes and tire widths makes these brakes versatile, accommodating the diverse needs of road cyclists. The inclusion of cartridge brake pads allows for easy replacement and maintenance, ensuring long-term performance and efficiency. With a focus on both functionality and aesthetics, the Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes are available in a sleek black finish, adding a professional look to any bike setup.

These brakes are a top choice for competitive cyclists seeking a blend of performance, reliability, and style. By integrating advanced engineering and thoughtful design, the Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes stand out as a premium choice for those aiming to enhance their cycling experience with precision stopping power and superior control.

Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes Bike Accessory F.A.Q.

How do I properly install Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes on my bike?

Begin by mounting the brake calipers to the frame or fork using the appropriate bolts. Ensure the brake pads align with the rim and adjust the cable tension for optimal braking performance.

What is the recommended maintenance schedule for Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes?

Inspect the brake pads and cables every 500 miles. Clean the calipers and pivots regularly to prevent dirt build-up and ensure smooth operation.

How can I adjust the brake pads on Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes?

Loosen the pad bolt, align the pad with the rim surface, ensure it's at the correct height, and retighten the bolt to secure the pad in place.

Why are my Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes making a squealing noise?

Check for debris or oil on the brake pads or rims. Clean the surfaces with rubbing alcohol and adjust the toe-in of the brake pads to reduce noise.

How do I increase the braking power of my Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes?

Ensure the brake pads are properly aligned and clean. Tighten the brake cable for better tension and consider replacing worn pads for improved performance.

What should I do if the brake lever feels spongy on Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes?

Check the brake cable for slack and tighten if necessary. Ensure the brake pads are not excessively worn and replace them if needed.

How do I replace the brake pads on Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes?

Remove the retaining pin or bolt, slide out the old pads, insert new pads, and secure them with the pin or bolt. Align the pads with the rim before use.

Can Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes be used with carbon rims?

Yes, but ensure you use brake pads specifically designed for carbon rims to prevent damage and ensure effective braking.

How do I troubleshoot if one side of Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes is not releasing?

Check for proper spring tension adjustment, ensure the caliper is not twisted, and inspect if the pivot bolts are too tight. Adjust as necessary.

What tools are needed for adjusting and maintaining Bontrager Speed Stop Pro Brakes?

You'll need an Allen wrench set, a torque wrench, and a screwdriver. Having a bike stand can also make maintenance easier.