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Mountain Bike Brake Lever Replacement

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  1. Mountain Bike Brake Lever Replacement, Mountain Bike Brake Lever: step 1, image 1 of 2 Mountain Bike Brake Lever Replacement, Mountain Bike Brake Lever: step 1, image 2 of 2
    • Remove the grip from the handle.

    • Do this by twisting and pulling the grip until it slides off.

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    • Using a 5mm allen key, loosen the lever assembly from the handle.

    • Slide the assembly off of the handle.

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    • Take your new lever assembly and slide it onto the handle; leave it loose.

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    • Pour a light amount of isopropyl alcohol through your grip and slide it back onto the handle.

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    • Line up your lever assembly back into place.

    • Tighten the screw with the allen key to secure it.

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    • Install the brake cable into the lever housing.

    • Take the brake cable and feed it into the lever pull.

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    • Feed the cable into the lever assembly slot and through the barrel adjuster.

    • Use the barrel adjuster to tighten the cable intro place.

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Conclusion

Now your lever assembly should be properly hooked up and ready to function! Giving the lever a couple test pulls to make sure it is applying brake pressure is recommended.

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