Finally: The wireless brake is here

There are wireless dropper posts; the shift cable has long been a thing of the past—but when it comes to brakes, wireless technology has so far been off-limits. That’s changing now: YouTuber Berm Peak has put his wrench to work and, with a spirit of invention, made wireless braking a reality on mountain bikes.

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Is the wireless bike coming?

Is the eternal tangle of cables on the bike finally over? The prototype of a wireless Vario seat post was presented at the bike trade fair in Taiwan. But manufacturers are already going further. Sram is working on a wireless electric drivetrain, while Magura has already presented its wireless suspension system.

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Wireless Bremsen

The wireless brake is becoming a reality, and it is being controlled by others

From the fumes of the rumor mill, it has long been rumored that some manufacturers are working on wireless or cable-free brakes. Blake and Neil fuel the rumors and test self-built wireless stoppers, but remote-controlled - one rides, the other brakes. A rather amusing experiment.

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Finally: The wireless brake is here

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Is the wireless bike coming?

The wireless brake is becoming a reality, and it is being controlled by others

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