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Brakes for your fatbike
Brake pads, discs and levers for your fatbike. Disc size (160 or 180mm) and brake type (mechanical or hydraulic) vary by model — we check it before you order.
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Replacing brake pads or a brake disc
Fatbike brakes vary by brake caliper and disc size (often 160mm or 180mm). Mechanical and hydraulic systems require different parts, and hydraulic brakes use mineral oil or DOT — these are not interchangeable. In our brake guide you can read how to spot wear and measure the right size.
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OUXI parts 101OUXI V8 parts 101OUXI H9 parts 84OUXI V20 parts 737GO parts 44QMWheel parts 38Diablo parts 387GO EB2 parts 65Knaap parts 39ENGWE parts 37ENGWE M20 parts 61AGM parts 39Knaap AMS parts 60Knaap AMSX parts 607GO EB3 parts 587GO EB4 parts 587GO EB8 parts 58Knaap RTD parts 57ENGWE E26 parts 57Phatfour parts 37
Buy fatbike brakes and brake parts
Good braking on a heavy, fast fatbike is not a luxury but a safety matter. Most fatbikes have hydraulic or mechanical disc brakes. When your brake pads wear down, or there is air or play in your hydraulic brake, you notice it immediately in a longer braking distance. Brake parts are often brand- and model-specific — check the specifications, or ask us if in doubt.
Brake pads, brake levers and brake discs
We stock brake pads, hydraulic brake levers (left and right) and brake discs for, among others, the OUXI V8, V8 Max and H9 and the QMWheel V20 and V20 Pro. For each product you can see which models and brake calipers the part fits. Don't know which brand of caliper you have? Take a photo of your brake and send it to us — we'll find the right part for it.
Hydraulic or mechanical?
Hydraulic disc brakes bite harder and need less maintenance, but occasionally require bleeding and brake fluid. Mechanical brakes are easier to adjust yourself via the cable. Whichever type you have: order the brake part that belongs to your system, or it simply will not fit. In our brake guide we explain the difference and the adjustment step by step.
Safe on the road
When fitting new brake pads, also check your brake discs and cables right away. Does your brake work with a motor cut-off via the display, take that into account when replacing. In doubt about the fit? Check the specifications or ask us.