Review on 🚵 High-Performance LINGQUE Mountain Bike Hydraulic Disc Brake Set with Universal Adapter - Perfect Fit for XC Trail, E-Bike, Fat Bike by Jason Peterson

I installed these hydraulic brakes on a 29" 9 speed MTB Hyper Explorer. The upgrade represents a certain level compared to mechanical brakes. Hyper has 160mm rims. box if you don't want to invest in a lot of tools or equipment.They can be fitted on the handlebars backwards, so rear right, front left.I prefer the bleed screw on top so I changed the lines.If you don't plan on running the brake lines through the Using frame loops you can easily swap the left and right lines with little effort.There were some olives in the kit for people who want to shorten the lines or feed like me.They're not expensive and really help.I don't blame them for that they don't have this stuff but it's standard fare with more complete brake kits.zoom cylinders can't bleed like shimanos - no cute cup :( All syringes and hoses for it. I used an EZmtb bleed kit. If you're planning on upgrading to hydraulics I think they're pretty good. I like the firm feel and shortness there is also a lot less friction so I have better control and maybe less hand cramps at the end of the day.