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Replacing a bike’s front brake cable ensures smooth braking and safety. This guide walks you through each step, from removing the old cable to installing and securing the new one. With basic tools like an Allen key, you’ll have your brakes working like new in no time. Follow these simple steps to get back on the road safely!
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Make sure the bike is on a stable surface so you can work on it safely.
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Use a wrench to loosen the cable clamp bolt on the brake caliper, releasing the brake cable.
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Pull the brake cable until the metal end is exposed. With one hand, squeeze the brake caliper and, while holding it, slide the brake cable out of the slot.
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Near the brake caliper, use an Allen key to loosen the nut that secures the end of the brake cable.
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Fully pull out the old brake cable from the brake lever and cable housing.
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Top (Brake Lever Side):Go to the handlebars.Insert the cable anchor into the brake lever slot.Squeeze the lever to create space, align the cable, and push it in until it sits securely.
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To install your new brake cable, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To install your new brake cable, follow these instructions in reverse order.