Simson V-Brake Brake Pad 72mm

Name: Buy the Simson V-Brake Brake Pad 72mm | Fatdaddy Europe
SKU: 8711646202001
Price: 16 EUR
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Replace worn pads in seconds with Simson’s 72mm V-Brake cartridges—compatible with Shimano systems for precise, lasting stopping power you control

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Unleash Precise Stopping Power with Effortless Maintenance.

Say goodbye to full brake replacements and hello to cost-effective, high-performance braking. The Simson Cartridge V-Brake 72mm pads deliver seamless compatibility with Shimano V-Brake systems while offering the ultimate convenience of replaceable brake pads. Keep your ride sharp and safe without the hassle of swapping entire brake blocks.

Key Features

Replaceable brake pads for extended product life and savings.
Perfect fit for Shimano V-Brake systems ensuring reliable stopping power.
Easy maintenance with simple removal and installation of brake pads.
Durable cartridge design for consistent performance under urban and off-road conditions.
Supplied in pairs for complete brake set replacement.

Technical Specifications

Compatible with Shimano V-Brake brake systems.
Brake pad length: 72mm.
Brake pads are replaceable, eliminating the need to replace entire brake blocks.
Replacement pads available separately as Simson Remvoeringen for V-Brake Cartridge.
Removal process: Remove the retaining pin on top of the brake shoe using needle-nose pliers.
Slide worn brake pad out against the direction of travel.
Insert new brake pad into the brake shoe and secure with the retaining pin.
Delivered as a set of 2 brake shoes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these brake pads compatible with all Shimano V-Brake models?

Yes, the Simson Cartridge Remschoenen V-Brake 72mm are designed to fit all Shimano V-Brake systems perfectly.

How do I replace the brake pads on these cartridges?

Simply remove the retaining pin with needle-nose pliers, slide out the worn pad against the riding direction, insert the new pad, and secure it with the retaining pin.