Lomodo 4 Pieces Bicycle Brake Accessories Including 2 Pack V-Brake Handlebar Aluminium Alloy Brake Levers (2.2 cm in Diameter) and 2 Pack Brake Wire for Mountain/Road/MTB Bike (Black)

They’re perfect replacements for our bike and they were easy to install. Took around 10 mins or less and worked straight away.

These levers are all metal, very nice for the price. Design is very basic, and they pull smooth and mount sturdy. I used these brake levers to build up a Trek 930 mountain bike. They perform at least as well as the stock Shimano combo brake/shifters, maybe better. Those had a bunch of plastic on them and felt comparatively cheap. These levers pair great with the standalone trigger shifters I put on the bike.

Cables were nice, the sleeves weren't anywhere near the right lengths, so they weren't useful. Brake handles are flimsy, but work. Good price Ok for my in town cruiser. Not recommended for serious or daily biking.

Excellent brake pieces, easy to install & works perfect. Highly recommend these. Fast ship, thanks!

JUNK! I didn't even get as far as "Pre-Stretching" the cable before a lever broke. It's funny that they give you an option to share a photo or video, but when your done taking either one it asks you to either select ok, or retry. If you select ok, it kicks you out back to the Amazon home page. Three tries, I'm done!!! I've expended enough frustration and energy between USPS's poor service and this 💩 product to go any further and return it. If the seller is kind enough to refund my money, that would be terrific, but I would be better to learn that they just discontinued buying and selling this cheap CRAP!!!!

Rear brake cable was to short. Had to buy an additional cable kit to finish the job. This set in my opinion is for a small kids bike even though it states otherwise.

The price was great for the materials received. My son’s bike is not an expensive bike. So he managed to damage the brake hand assembly. I replaced them with these and the bike was repaired and the brakes work better than when it was new.

Just built up an old steel frame into a 3-speed flat-bar "townie". Already had most the components laying around. These helped finish the build up without spending a fortune on a bike that won't be used all that much.