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They keep your braking smooth and safe, so they deserve a place in every BMX setup.
The cable connects the lever to the brake itself. You pull the lever and the cable transfers that movement so the pads clamp the rim and the bike slows down.
Inside the housing runs a steel cable. The housing is the protective tube that keeps dirt, rain and damage away so your braking stays smooth.
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Look at it every few months. If it is frayed, rusty, kinked or feels rough when moving, change it for a new one.
Yes. You need a new cable, housing, end caps and basic tools. Make sure the cable runs smoothly and has the right tension.
Not always. The length and diameter must fit your frame and brake type, for example a U-Brake setup. Pre lubricated housing can make the brake feel smoother.
Keep them clean and dry. If the cable feels stiff, add a small amount of PTFE lubricant unless your housing came pre lubricated.
Yes. Cracked or crushed housing makes the brake weaker and can cause the cable to fail, so replace it as soon as you notice damage.
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