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Question: I'm not a bike expert at all.  I have a Schwinn Point Beach Cruiser I bought at Walmart 6yrs ago. Will this product work with my bike?
Document: I originally bought these as an upgrade to my bike, as i already had rubber grips that were wearing out, and i liked them, but i decided to give them to my daughter as an upgrade to her bike, they were easy to put on, and I did have to remove grip twist shifters first then install, these look durable and for cost seem to be a great upgrade. they feel solid, and i expect they will outlast her use of the bike.
I bought these to replace the levers on my daughter's bike after she stacked in the street and broke BOTH of them at once. They were plastic, it turned out, kinda crappy given the beauty of the rest of the bike. ANYway, I didn't want to spend a ton on a kid's bike, but wanted something decent and found these on Amazon. They turned out to be very nicely made, with full adjustment of lever position and cable tension and worked very well.
They have great action, aren't all that heavy, are very adjustable, and have a great &#34;feel&#34;. I've been able to hold my bike on an incline for the first time in years. They seem pretty durable too, but I haven't really put them through the wringer yet.I'm beginning to think that I should have replaced the levers before the brakes themselves. The difference is really that great.
Good swap out for a mountain bike or a single speed, but these are not the mini-two finger brake levers I thought they were going to be. Silly me. This said, they are going to work just fine and I don't mind the larger profile.So, if you are not paying that much attention: note that 4-finger is "large" or "standard MTN" style, and not the smaller ones now used on most fixies and single gear bikes.
I have a Mongoose Men's Detour Full Suspension Mountain Bicycle. One of the brake levers broke when I had an accident. Replaced it with this. The original handle had no rubber on the grip. These do and so for comfort and grip they are far superior. Went on easily and fit perfectly. The other original handle is fine but am going to change it out to match and to provide better comfort and grip. Unless you have some higher end bike, these work fine and look great.
They would be great for a cruiser or something, I was only ever intent on having these temporarily until I upgrade to disk brakes. Good build quality and design for sure!
I bought these because I suspected that the original levers on my 20-year-old Trek were worn out. I had already replaced the brakes, pads and cables, (everything really, except for the frame, front derailleur, seat post and stem) but I just wasn't getting enough leverage, no matter how much I fiddled with the system.
These brake levers are awsome looking and were extremely easy to install. They fit perfectly and they work great. The cheap plastic mounts that originally came on my daughters Mongoose bicycle broke in the first month that she had the bike. The price on these were amazingly cheap. Would recommend them over and over again.
The rubberized pulls are a nice touch though slightly coarse. Reminds me of the BMX days!The price is good for the quality. They don't substantially cheapen the look of my bike :)They work great for my application of lengthening the brake levers for use with the GripshiftsSRAM X.9 9-speed Twist Set
These brake levers seem to work good. I use them with promax v-brakes. They look good and were easy to install.
Answer: yes