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Shop | Components | Brake Accessories | Cable Hangers | Moon Unit

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Moon Unit

A pair of our classic crescent straddle cable carriers for cantilever and all center pull brakes. Sold as a pair (two brakes worth) only.

$52.50 – $97.50

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Technical Information

  • Material
    6061 Aluminum
  • Weight
    15g
  • Finish
    Anodized
  • Anodized Color
    Black, Silver, Red, Blue, Purple, Pink, Orange, Gold, or Green

Product Story

All Moon Units are sold as a pair, with one Unit for each of your brakes, front and rear.

When we introduced our Moon Unit in the nineties, it was one of the first high quality aftermarket cable carriers. Because so many of you wanted us to reintroduce the Moon Unit, we made it happen.

The Moon Unit has a raised boss for the brake cable clamp that makes setup easy and ensures cable security. Machined channels on the face of the Moon Unit hold the cables in place and an 8mm hex on the back allows you to actually put a wrench on it.

 

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