Brake Cable Clarks Linka hamulca GALWANIZOWANA 2000 mm — universal for MTB/Road

Clarks Linka hamulca GALWANIZOWANA 2000 mm is a 2,000 mm galvanized brake cable intended for universal use on mountain and road bicycles. Designed as an inner wire for mechanical brake systems, the cable is compatible with standard brake housings and end fittings and provides a corrosion-resistant surface due to its galvanization. It is supplied as a single-length inner cable to replace worn wires or to extend cable reach where longer routing is required on frames or handlebars.

Advantages

The galvanized finish increases resistance to rust and environmental exposure compared with plain steel wires, extending service life in typical cycling conditions. At 2,000 mm length the cable covers most routing requirements for V-brake, cantilever and many caliper brake setups on both mountain and road bikes. Its universal construction ensures compatibility with standard ferrules and noodle fittings without the need for specialty end shapes.

Suitable for

• Replacing worn or frayed brake inner cables on MTB and road bicycles
• Routing brake cable along extended frame paths or through drop handlebars
• Mechanical V-brake, cantilever and many caliper brake systems requiring a long inner wire

Key specifications

• Inner cable length: 2000 mm
• Material: galvanized steel for corrosion resistance
• Type: straight inner brake cable for mechanical systems
• Compatibility: standard brake housings and ferrules
• Finish: metallic galvanized coating

How to use

Cut the cable to the required length using a proper cable cutter to ensure a clean end and avoid fraying. Thread the inner cable through the brake housing and lever or caliper according to the brake system manufacturer’s routing. Fit appropriate ferrules and end caps, and secure the cable at the brake arm using the clamp bolt. Adjust cable tension and brake pad alignment, then test braking function and re-tighten hardware. Apply a small drop of lubricant to the cable inside the housing if smoother operation is required.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the cable regularly for corrosion or fraying and replace at the first sign of damage. Use cable end caps and crimps to prevent unraveling after cutting. For optimal performance, pair with correctly rated brake housing and periodic lubrication; avoid using the cable where sealed or hydraulic systems are required.