UK firm Clarks has introduced the new M2 hydraulic disc brakes. Retailing at £89.99 for a complete pair, they’re undoubtedly among the cheapest hydraulic stoppers out there. Apart from still using an ...

Reliable, robust, hydraulic performance for much less than most cable-operated brakes Buy if, You're on a tight budget and want a basic, trusty set of anchors to stop your mountain bike You know a ...

What’s new at Clarks? Since Taipei Cycle Show earlier in the year we’ve secured many new contracts from Asia. Since March we’ve got distribution into five new countries and areas like Central and ...

It was only a few years ago that the first disc brake systems started to permeate the upper echelons of cyclocross. It didn’t take long for almost the entire professional field (with a few notable ...

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The disc brake, as we know it, was first patented in 1902, but it failed to gain acceptance in the U.S. until the early 1960s when vacuum assist made the pedal effort acceptable for the driving public ...