Paul Comp
Motolite V-Brake

4.0

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Super light at just 191g with pads!

The Paul Components Motolite is such a proven design that has been around for years, and is here to stay. Featuring a sealed pivot mechanism with one of the best track records in the industry, the Motolite's have a super smooth action and stay that way. The square springs are easy to adjust and offer a pleasantly snappy return.

The Motolite has a unique quick release that is easy to use and reversible arms so you can run the cable on either left or right side of the brake. You''ll notice the most unique feature of these brakes though is the polished collar that fits around the arms allowing micro adjustments for height and toe-in.

Machined at Paul Comp from 6061 aluminum
Available in black or silver anodized finish
Long pull brake lever compatible
Teflon coated brake noodle for smooth brake feel
Includes Koolstop Thinline pads

Specifications

Brake Actuation

Long Pull

Brake Use F/R

Front or Rear

Black - Front or Rear UPC

857053001009

Black - Front or Rear MPN

MOTOZBK

Silver - Front or Rear UPC

857053001016

Silver - Front or Rear MPN

MOTOZSI

Tree Fort ID:

333222337873

Review Summary

LIKES

Stopping Power (2)

WORKS FOR

Retro MTB (1)

DISLIKES

Adjustment (1)

4.0 GEARS
2 reviews

Customer Questions

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asked by: a guest
Hi, I am converting 406 TO 451MM. The wheel fits, but the brakes - too long. Help.

anwered by: canteau
You might be able to get the MotoLite brakes to work by adjusting them to closer to the top of the arm, but you will loose some stopping power. To maintain full stopping power it would be best to use the Paul MotoLite brakes in conjunction with the ProMax brake post extenders that move the brake mounting points up by 16mm, making the adjustment of the brake pads on the MotoLites 6.5mm vs 22.5mm.

The ProMax Brake Extenders can be found here:

http://www.treefortbikes.com/product/333222398346/1395/Promax-Brake-Post-Extender.html

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asked by: a guest
Is this price per brake or per set?

anwered by: canteau
Paul MotoLite brakes are sold as each.

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Customer Reviews

February 19, 2011

reviewed by: bullitridden

HATE adjustment. HARD to set up "correctly". Unsure if this has to do w/ wider rims (Rhyno Lite XL - 24") or not but HARD even for an experienced brake mechanic. Newer versions of other brands easier to adjust & MUCH LESS expensive!

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Yes, I would recomend this to a friend.

Likes: Stopping Power

Dislikes: Adjustment

February 21, 2013

reviewed by: A Guest

Apparently, many MTB ers are going back to rim brakes. They will not be disappointed with these! Although the setup is somewhat difficult, the performance is worth the trouble. They will fit narrower brake posts than the MAGURA HS 33's can fit. The design is simple and robust; there is little to go wrong. The Kool Stop pads are a little tricky to fit in but once done, you're in great shape. You will know your washer/spacer configuration for next time.