Installation
Low Friction System: Brakes
TOOLS NEEDED
- repair stand
- electrician wire cutters
- metric allen wrenches
- torque wrench
- metric end wrenches
- sharp awl or punch
- bicycle cable and housing cutters
SUPPORT
- Place bicycle in repair stand.
- Note: There are two different lengths of cables in the kit. The longer cable is for the rear brake, the shorter cable is for the front brake. Each cable has 2 end terminations - a SRAM/Shimano style road end and a Campagnolo style road end. The Campagnolo style end is marked with either a letter C or the letters CC. Select the end that corresponds to your type of brake and remove the end termination you will not be using.
- Remove old cables and housing; note cable routing and location of ferrules. Using old housing pieces as a pattern, cut new housing lengths to match. Using wire cutters and awl make sure housing ends are free of burrs and wide open. Install new housing into place on bike.
- Turn barrel adjusters to fully clockwise.
- Carefully feed new cable through new housing and cable housing stops, adding ferrules as needed - nosed ferrules are to be used at the cable stops, the non-nosed ferrules should be used at the brake lever (if needed) and brake caliper.
- With cable held taught, secure it in pinch bolt and tighten to brake manufacturer's torque requirements. Trim off excess cable and crimp a cap on cable end.
- Adjust brakes as usual.
NOTE: Do not use grease, oil, or any other lubricant with the GORE® RideOnŽ Cable System.
WARNING: Do not alter or remove any of the original brake components as this could result in a system failure.


