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Shimano XT M8100 Disc Brake Caliper
Shimano XT M8100 Disc Brake Caliper
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Shimano XT M8100 Disc Brake Caliper
- Quicker Piston retraction
- Two piston
- Banjo type connection and inside hose routing
- Superior modulation gives you greater control
- Lightweight
- Quick and easy assembly
- Compatible Brake Hose Kit: SM-BH90-SBM
- Mount Type: post mount
- Oil: mineral oil
- Pad: J04C Metal (w/ fin)
- Piston: 2-piston
- Recommended Brake Lever: BL-M8100
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Ratings & Reviews
Overall rating: 4.75 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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None finer
"Not riding enduro or downhill oriented trail, the XT M8100 is the perfect brake- low weight, exceptionally reliable, easy to install, and legendary Shimano stopping power. If you prefer to pull the brake lever and feel the bike immediately slow, the XT is your caliper. Service from Cambria is always top notch- fast shipping."
Works just like it should
"My caliper broke on older XT’s and this was an easy fix/ upgrade that does just what it should. Super quick shipping and good price. Beats buying all new brakes."
XT Brake
"Strong brake that works perfect. Everything went great with the order, thanks."
Q&A
- HI There, I just received the caliper I ordered a couple of days ago to replace the leaking one on my front wheel. While attempting to install it, I noticed it’s not an exact match. The main issue is the hose connection—it appears to be reversed compared to my original caliper. On my current setup, the hose connects from the **outside** (facing away from the wheel). However, on the new caliper, the hose connects on the **inner side**, between the wheel and the caliper, making it sit very close to the spokes. I’m wondering—is this an intentional design change to protect the hose, or is this just a different model not intended for my setup? Thanks in advance for your help
- Hello. Sounds like a connection issue between the brake hose and the brake caliper. If you're using a different brand lever and brand brake hose kit with your new Shimano 8100 caliper - this is the issue you'll need to address in order to get your new caliper to work properly. Without knowing the specifics of the components on your bike - that's as far as we can assist with your diagnostic question. The best solution would be to take your bicycle to a local bike shop - so as they can inspect and diagnose a solution for you. I hope this helps for now. Thank you for reaching out and thank you for purchasing your cycling components with Cambria Bike.
Overall rating: 4.75 / 5 from 4 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Summary topics
Review topics: ["shipping","brakes"].
Review highlights
Reviews
This is the best deal
"This is the best deal out there on a high-quality, tried and true MTB brake caliper. This is the 2-piston model. The four-piston is M8120."
None finer
"Not riding enduro or downhill oriented trail, the XT M8100 is the perfect brake- low weight, exceptionally reliable, easy to install, and legendary Shimano stopping power. If you prefer to pull the brake lever and feel the bike immediately slow, the XT is your caliper. Service from Cambria is always top notch- fast shipping."
Works just like it should
"My caliper broke on older XT’s and this was an easy fix/ upgrade that does just what it should. Super quick shipping and good price. Beats buying all new brakes."
XT Brake
"Strong brake that works perfect. Everything went great with the order, thanks."
Q&A
- HI There, I just received the caliper I ordered a couple of days ago to replace the leaking one on my front wheel. While attempting to install it, I noticed it’s not an exact match. The main issue is the hose connection—it appears to be reversed compared to my original caliper. On my current setup, the hose connects from the **outside** (facing away from the wheel). However, on the new caliper, the hose connects on the **inner side**, between the wheel and the caliper, making it sit very close to the spokes. I’m wondering—is this an intentional design change to protect the hose, or is this just a different model not intended for my setup? Thanks in advance for your help
- Hello. Sounds like a connection issue between the brake hose and the brake caliper. If you're using a different brand lever and brand brake hose kit with your new Shimano 8100 caliper - this is the issue you'll need to address in order to get your new caliper to work properly. Without knowing the specifics of the components on your bike - that's as far as we can assist with your diagnostic question. The best solution would be to take your bicycle to a local bike shop - so as they can inspect and diagnose a solution for you. I hope this helps for now. Thank you for reaching out and thank you for purchasing your cycling components with Cambria Bike.
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