Bike Brake Cable Replacement

Learn how to replace your bike brake cable from the cycle maintenance and repair experts here at Cycle Maintenance Academy.

00:00 - Start
00:07 - Welcome
00:23 - What are bike brake cables made of?
00:56 - Types of cable ends
01:08 - Tools required to replace bike brake cable
01:35 - How to remove a bike brake cable
03:48 - Preparation for replacing bike brake cable
05:14 - Which brake cable noodle to fit
05:43 - How to replace bike brake cable
08:34 - Leave us a comment and visit our blog page

Bicycle brakes are an integral part of a bike because they are what stops it from moving. If they don’t work properly, they will need to be fixed before you can safely use your bike again. A bike brake stops the bicycle from moving by jamming rubber (rim brakes) or metal and fibres (disc brakes) against the rotating wheels. Most of the bike brakes are operated by a cable that's been pulled when pressing the lever, compressing the callipers onto the rim or pistons onto the disc rotor. There are a number of reasons why bike brakes don’t always work, such as, the calliper being broken, pads being worn or contaminated, levers being faulty or the cable having issues. In this blog we are going to concentrate on the last problem and show you the secrets behind bike brake cable replacement.

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