Campagnolo Brake Inner Cable - 1600mm


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The Campagnolo Brake Inner Cable is designed for road cyclists and mechanics who prioritize precision braking performance and equipment longevity. Featuring a genuine Campagnolo road-specific cable head, this 1600mm inner wire provides smooth actuation and reliable stopping power for both front and rear brake calipers. While it offers excellent durability and seamless compatibility with Campagnolo brake systems, users should ensure they possess appropriate cable cutters to prevent fraying during installation.
| Model Part Number | 25-CG-CB013 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Campagnolo |
No, this cable features a road-specific head designed for Campagnolo road brake levers. It is not compatible with standard mountain bike lever anchors.
Yes, the 1600mm length is sufficient for both front and rear applications on most standard road bicycles.
Applying a very thin layer of high-quality light grease or dry lubricant can improve smoothness, though it is not strictly required.
No, this is for the inner brake cable only. Outer housing must be purchased separately.
Always use a proper cable crimp (ferrule) at the end of the cable once it is secured to the brake caliper.
Check that the cable housing ends are seated properly and that there are no sharp bends or kinks in the cable path.
Use high-quality dedicated bike cable cutters rather than household pliers to ensure a clean, sharp cut.
Verify that you are using a genuine Campagnolo lever body and that the cable head is fully seated before applying tension.
Installation requires basic mechanical knowledge and a sharp set of professional cable cutters to ensure the end of the wire does not fray. Begin by shifting your brake lever to the neutral position, removing the old cable, and threading the Campagnolo head into the designated seat within the lever. Once installed at the brake caliper, tighten the anchor bolt to the manufacturer's recommended torque. To maintain longevity, apply a light coat of bicycle-specific grease to the cable before sliding it into the housing. Always finish the cut end with an aluminum cable crimp to prevent the wire from unraveling.