Paul Component Engineering Mini Moto Brake Black

Nice brakes with an excellent quick release system. I'm not a big fan of the square CNC machined look but the build quality is very good. My biggest complaint is the price. These replaced a set of Tektro 926 mini V brakes that are literally 1/4 of the price of the Mini Motos and there is honestly very little difference in performance. I'll stick with the Mini Motos since I've already gone to the trouble of setting them up but if you're researching I'd HIGHLY recommend you give the Tektro 926 mini Vs a try first.;

This was a last ditch effort to get acceptable braking from rim brakes on my gravel bike. Mission accomplished. Very light action and lots of power. It may have less modulation than a great disc setup but the difference isn’t huge.;

Fantastic brakes. Outstanding upgrade over cantilever breaks when you're using short-pull levers.
Easy to adjust. The barrel adjuster is a nice addition. Very high quality construction.
Minor point - I wasn't wild about the brake cartridges that came with it though - replaced the brake pads using some old Tekro cartridge holders that I had and used Shimano v-brake pads into them. Works great.;

I upgraded the brakes on my daily commuter from 24 year old cantilevers to the minimotos. The braking power is exponentially improved and there is no more screeching coming from the brakes. Also I was very happy to see that my fenders did not interfere.
One of my favorite aspects is that the brakes come with a sleeve for mounting on your brake bosses. The bosses on my '93 Trek are not as smooth as they once were so the mounting sleeves provide a clean rotating surface.
The brakes are very expensive but being the most important component for keeping you alive these are worth the price.;

These brakes are so good I just wanna skid then go fast again and skid and go fast yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaahhhhhh!;