"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""The DB6 Disc Brake delivers consistent stopping power with a design that pairs seamlessly with mechanical Eagle Transmission. The 4-piston caliper provides confidence-inspiring braking, while the Maxima Mineral Oil system ensures smooth operation with low maintenance. The left- and right-specific levers keep the cockpit clean, and the tooled reach adjust lets me fine-tune the feel. Whether I'm hammering through descents or making quick adjustments on technical trails, this brake has the power and precision I need.""When we’re charging down technical descents, the DB6 Disc Brake delivers the precise control we need to ride with confidence. Built with 4-piston stopping power, this brake shares the same proven caliper architecture as the DB8, giving us the heavy-duty performance we expect. Designed for seamless integration, the stealth lever body tucks hoses parallel to the bar, creating a clean cockpit that pairs perfectly with mechanical Eagle Transmission shifters. The Maxima Mineral Oil system ensures smooth operation while reducing maintenance, and the tooled reach adjust lets us dial in the perfect lever feel. Whether tackling rowdy trails or precision braking through technical terrain, the DB6 Disc Brake gives us the control we need to push our limits."
Price: $95.00 from Backcountry
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