SRAM Brake Housing
Durable 5.0mm SRAM Pit‑Stop brake housing in 30m coils — steel‑reinforced with a low‑friction liner for smooth, consistent braking. Available in black or white for full builds and workshop spares.
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Key Features & Benefits
Fit, Length & Compatibility
Who This Is For
Key Features
- ✓ 5.0mm outer diameter — standard fit for mechanical brake systems
- ✓ 30‑meter coil — bulk length for multiple builds or shop stock
- ✓ Steel‑reinforced spiral construction resists compression under load
- ✓ Low‑friction inner liner for smooth cable movement and crisp braking
- ✓ Durable outer jacket resists abrasion, weather and kinking
- ✓ Available in black or white to match your build aesthetic
- ✓ Cuttable for custom routing; uses standard 5mm ferrules and end caps
Specifications
Product Identifiers
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this brake housing compatible with hydraulic brakes?
No. This 5mm SRAM Pit‑Stop housing is designed for mechanical cable‑actuated brake systems. Hydraulic brakes use sealed hoses and a completely different fluid line; do not substitute cable housing for hydraulic hose.
Does the coil include inner cables and ferrules?
No. The product is bulk brake housing only. Inner brake cables, ferrules, end caps and any specialty fittings must be purchased separately to complete an installation.
Can I cut this housing to length at home?
Yes. Cut the housing with a quality cable/housing cutter to get a clean, square end. After cutting, fit the correct 5mm ferrules and test cable routing before final trimming and adjustment.
Will this work with V‑brakes and mechanical disc brakes?
Yes. The 5.0mm diameter is the common standard for V‑brakes, cantilever brakes and many mechanical disc caliper systems. Verify your brake lever and noodle/ferrule sizes before installing.
What tools do I need to install this housing?
At minimum you'll need a hardened cable/housing cutter, appropriate 5mm ferrules, brake inner cable, and a set of pliers or an adjustable wrench for final tensioning. A small file or deburring tool helps finish the cut housing ends cleanly.
How long will this housing last?
Lifespan depends on riding conditions and maintenance — a durable outer jacket and low‑friction liner extend service life, but inspect regularly for fraying, kinks, or water ingress. Replace housing if you notice increased lever travel or rough cable action.
Buying Guide
When choosing brake housing, match diameter and reinforcement to your brake type: 5mm is the standard for most mechanical brake systems (V‑brake, cantilever, and many mechanical disc setups). Look for steel reinforcement or compression‑resistant designs to preserve lever feel under heavy braking. Buy in bulk (30m coils like this SRAM Pit‑Stop offering) if you maintain multiple bikes or want stock for future repairs. Always pair housing with quality inner cables, correct‑sized ferrules, and the right tools — a clean install is the difference between vague, spongy brakes and precise stopping power.
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