Streek Rear Brake Cable TVS Genuine Parts

Additional Information

• Longer life
• Friction Free
• Better Efficiency

Product Information  

A rear brake cable is a mechanical cable that connects the rear brake lever (on the handlebars) to the rear brake caliper on a bicycle. When you squeeze the lever, the cable pulls the brake arms or caliper together, applying braking force to the rear wheel. 

📦 Parts of a Rear Brake Cable System 

1. Brake Lever – Where the rider applies force. 

1. Inner Cable – A flexible steel wire that moves when the lever is pulled. 

1. Outer Housing – A protective casing that guides the inner cable. 

1. Cable Stops & Guides – Hold and direct the housing on the frame. 

1. Cable Anchor Bolt – Secures the cable at the brake caliper. 

1. End Cap – Prevents fraying of the cut cable. 

🔁 When to Replace It 

• Cable is frayed at ends or along the length 

• Braking feels mushy or inconsistent 

• Lever doesn't return smoothly 

• Housing is cracked, crushed, or corroded inside