Vbremser
Vbremser, also known as "V-brakes," are a type of rim brake commonly used on bicycles. They are characterized by their linear pull design, where brake arms are mounted on pivots on either side of the wheel, and the brake pads press directly against the rim to slow or stop the bicycle. V-brakes gained popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s as an improved alternative to caliper brakes, offering increased braking power and better modulation.
The V-brake system consists of two main components: the brake arms and the brake pads. The brake
V-brakes are compatible with most linear-pull brake mounts and are valued for their straightforward installation and
While they have largely been supplanted by disc brakes on many modern bicycles, V-brakes remain a popular