🚴 Black Stainless Steel Bicycle Brake Lever Pair with Extended 160mm Handlebar, 22.2mm Diameter | Ideal for Road, Mountain, and Folding Bikes Review

Reach is not adjustable with a set screw so if they do not fit in your hand they cannot be manufactured. Otherwise they appear to be good brakes.

I needed a replacement for my 1x8 rebuild - it fits perfectly and has geometry similar to the original. Appears to be good quality with no frills. Can't beat the price.

I use them on a project bike. Took a 1982 Peugeot drop bar race bike and converted it into a cruiser for use on the descents and everyday riding. These worked great.

Decent levers but they are definitely NOT stainless steel but more of a more typical alloy, probably painted aluminium. The best feature is the 4-finger length and top-access mounting screw. As for durability, time will tell, but I think they're a bit overpriced for an aluminum center arm.

I was afraid to use a screwdriver to pry open the brake lever mount enough to fit the handlebars (I think cast aluminum isn't that flexible and will most likely break) so I just got it detached handles, gear sticks, bells, etc. Even a low and medium skill craftsman can do this. My bike is a Specialized brand and they fit perfectly, look great and look solid. Time will tell if they really are long lasting, but for now I think they will be. I can highly recommend for this money.

My wife wanted to replace the short levers on her bike with longer ones. She loves it when she doesn't have to push her little hands to get to the lever anymore. The levers themselves are stamped "DIA-COMPE" and "DE1" on the body. They appear to be the same as advertised for e-bike use, but the electrical cord opening has a plastic plug. They work really well and both of my wife's bikes now come with these brake levers. I love the ability built into the brakes to use them with either cantilever