Shimano Brake Lever BL-T4000 Cable Type
by Shimano
Original price
R 460.00
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Original price
R 460.00
Original price
R 460.00
R 460.00
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R 460.00
Current price
R 460.00
Shipping Info
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We offer flat-rate shipping in South Africa. We also offer local pickup from our stores around Cape Town.
International orders carry a minimum spend of R5,500, and takes 7-30 business days to arrive depending on customs.
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The Shimano BL-T4000 is a reliable flat-bar brake lever designed for V-brakes and mechanical disc brakes. It’s part of Shimano’s trekking/commuter range, focusing on comfort, control, and durability rather than lightweight racing performance.
Key Features
V-Brake Compatible Pull Ratio: Optimised for linear-pull brakes
Also Works with Mechanical Disc Brakes (long-pull systems)
Ergonomic Lever Shape: Comfortable for long rides and commuting
Reach Adjust: Dial in lever distance for different hand sizes
2-Finger Design: Strong braking with less hand fatigue
Durable Alloy Construction: Built for everyday use
Who Is This Best For?
Commuters and hybrid bike riders
Riders upgrading or replacing worn brake levers
Older MTB setups still running V-brakes
Key Features
V-Brake Compatible Pull Ratio: Optimised for linear-pull brakes
Also Works with Mechanical Disc Brakes (long-pull systems)
Ergonomic Lever Shape: Comfortable for long rides and commuting
Reach Adjust: Dial in lever distance for different hand sizes
2-Finger Design: Strong braking with less hand fatigue
Durable Alloy Construction: Built for everyday use
Who Is This Best For?
Commuters and hybrid bike riders
Riders upgrading or replacing worn brake levers
Older MTB setups still running V-brakes
