Simson Cantilever Brake Pad 55mm

Name: Buy the Simson Cantilever Brake Pad 55mm | Fatdaddy Europe
SKU: 8711646202063
Price: 8 EUR
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Non-symmetrical pin design ensures precise fit and max stopping power for your cantilever brakes—upgrade with Simson’s 55mm remblok now

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Unleash Precise Stopping Power with Every Ride.

Struggling with unreliable braking performance? Simson Remblok Cantilever 55mm delivers consistent, powerful stopping force tailored for cantilever brake systems. Designed to fit both front and rear brakes, these remschoenen ensure your ride stays safe and responsive. Easy installation with an Allen key means you can swap out worn pads quickly and get back on the road with confidence. Upgrade your braking system with a set that’s engineered for precision and durability.

Key Features

Optimized for cantilever brake systems to maximize braking efficiency.
Non-symmetrical pin design for perfect alignment and performance.
Compatible with both front and rear brakes for versatile use.
Simple installation using an Allen key for quick maintenance.
Balanced wear by mounting evenly on both sides of the rim.
Sold in pairs to ensure complete brake pad replacement.

Technical Specifications

Designed specifically for cantilever brake systems.
Features a non-symmetrical pin for secure fitting.
Suitable for both front and rear brakes.
Installation requires loosening the worn brake shoe with an Allen key.
New brake shoes must be mounted with the correct riding direction.
Ensure both sides are mounted equidistant from the rim.
Packaged and sold as 2 pieces per set.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these brake pads compatible with all cantilever brakes?

Yes, the Simson Remblok Cantilever 55mm is designed to fit all standard cantilever brake systems for both front and rear applications.

How do I install the Simson Remblok Cantilever 55mm?

Use an Allen key to remove the worn brake shoe, then mount the new one in the correct riding direction, ensuring it is evenly spaced from the rim on both sides.