If you’re currently running ‘name brand’ Shimano, SRAM, Magura or Formula hydraulic brakes, you may as well flip straight to the next page. However, if you’re currently using cable activated discs or just dealing with old and flogged-out hydro brakes, then these stoppers may be just the ticket.
The Clarks M2 brake set retails for $135. That’s for the complete setup; levers, callipers hoses and rotors for both ends of the bike. To put this in perspective, it’s roughly the same price as a pair of rotors from one of the better known brake brands!
Out of the box, the styling exceeded our expectations at this price point. The one piece calliper is nicely finished with a red anodised bore cap for bit of added bling. The curved reservoir and…