Hope continues to innovate, and we Monk a Moo believe they have outdone themselves with latest V2 design. CNC’ed in Barnoldswick, England, the new Tech V2 replaces the award winning V2 Freeride brake. The new ambidextrous “flip flop” designed Tech Lever is machined from a single billet of 2014 T6 aircraft spec alloy, and it has a split clamp for easy set up and positioning. It now has external on the fly reach and bite point adjustment dials, and the new linkage allows no lever freeplay, giving a consistent and reliable feel to the brake. Further developments include bearing lever pivots for smooth, rock free use and increased lever ergonomics with a perforated lever for extra grip and feel. A double sided resevoir lid makes for easy bleeding. The two 9:74 caliper’s top entry pad fitting allows for changing the pads without caliper removal. A drip free bleed nipple and wide angle orientation of the fluid inlet connector have also been added, allowing for neater hose routing and cleaner servicing. From 546 grams per side.

One Kit Includes: Floating Rotor, stainless hose, lever, caliper, and hardware to outfit a front OR rear. Brakes are also pre-bled and ready to bolt onto your bike.

Rotor Sizes Available: Floating rotors are available in 183 or 203 MM and they come standard with the V2 brakesets, but you can upgrade to the vented rotors (203 MM only), which reduce heat friction by up to 15%. Floating and vented rotor inner piece comes in standard Hope colors Black, Blue, Red, Gold, Silver, or Gun Smoke. Please note that any color other than black can delay shipment time for up to two weeks as they are special orders.

Note #1: Brakes are normally made with the front lever on the left hand side of the handlebars and the rear on the right hand side. If you want the levers switched (Front - right and Rear - left), then just follow up the purchase with an email.

Note #2: Kit comes with two piece floating rotor, NOT the vented rotor; You can select the vented rotor upgrade below,which will come with the kit instead of the standard floating rotor.